Rogers v. Meyers
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Marion county; the Hon. Silas L. Bryan, Judge, presiding. This was a bill in chancery, by William W. Rogers against Harvey Meyers, The Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky, and William W. Willard, to enjoin the prosecution of a suit at law, and for other relief, stated in the opinion of the court. Willard was the plaintiff’s attorney in the suit at law.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Walker
Appellant filed a bill in chancery against appellees, in the Marion circuit court. It charges that the complainant executed two promissory notes, for the sum of $6000 each, payable to one E. P. Buckner, at one year from date, with six per cent interest per annum, from date. To secure their payment, he gave a mortgage on two lots of ground in the city of Covington, in the State of Kentucky.
It alleges that one lot was worth $15,000, and was known as the warehouse property,° that complainant became liable, as surety for other persons, to the Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky, which was on other…
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