Talbot v. Wilkins

Harrison, J.:

The appellees, Wilkins and Bell, together with Holcombe, one of the appellants, were sureties of Cobb in a note to Tillar, for $2,500, payable 1st day of February, 1873.

After the note fell due, Tillar brought suit on it against the sureties and recovered judgment; which judgment they, on the 14th of March, 1874, satisfied, by each paying one-third:

"Wilkins and Bell brought this suit against Holcombe, and Talbot, the other appellant, to recover the amount $2,025.66, they had paid, alleging in their complaint, besides the foregoing facts, that Talbot and Holcombe, before the note…