Williams v. . Coleman

Plaintiff’s first assignment of error is the refusal of the court to submit to the jury certain issues tendered by him. These issues arise in the cross-action set up in his answer by defendant Coleman against his eodefendant Mitchell. They are not material to or determinative of the action of plaintiff against defendant Mitchell. Payment by Coleman, the maker, to Mitchell, the payee, of the note, the same having been transferred by Mitchell by endorsement to the bank for value and before maturity, is not a defense to the action of the plaintiff receiver against Coleman on the note. Coleman…