Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co. v. Hinsey

What was said in our former opinion as to the law governing appellee’s liability as to the guaranties sued on, is sufficient and need not be here repeated. The only difference in the evidence on the second hearing is as above stated. The fact that Mr. Forrest was attorney for appellee in certain litigation between him and appellant, would not justify Forrest in writing, as was testified he said he did, the guaranties in question over the blank indorsements of appellee’s name on the notes which had been made long prior thereto and in the hands of appellant, without authority from appellee. In…