Cooper & Peabody v. Dedrick
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL from a judgment of the Allegany county court, affirming the judgment of a justice,
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Martin, J.
The action was upon a guaranty, written upon a promissory note. The note reads thus: “$58.26. Due Dedrick & Bronson, or bearer, fifty-eight and twenty-six one hundredths dollars, for value received.
J. S, Stillman”.
*517The guaranty is, that “ For value received, I hereby guarantee the payment of the within note. February 19,. 1849.” Signed by the defendant.
The action was commenced August 80, 1854, and tried October 19,1854. Upon the trial the plaintiffs produced the note and proved the guaranty written upon it, and rested. The defendant asked for a nonsuit, upon the ground…
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