Walker v. Heller
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Henry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Niblack, C, J.
— This was an action by Moses Heller, as assignee of Joseph B. Dunbar, upon a promissory note executed to the said Dunbar by Thomas L. Marsh and Meredith Walker, for one thousand dollars, with ten per cent, interest, :and five per- cent, attorney’s fees in the event of suit upon the note, and wag commenced in the Hancock Circuit Court.
Marsh made default; Walker answered in four paragraphs :
*481. The pendency of another action in this court on the same note, and between the same parties, on an appeal from a judgment rendered in such action, by the Hancock Circuit Court.
2. That the…
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