Schwenker v. Teasdale

Each proposition advanced by the appellant as a reason for excusing him from liability upon the note described in the preceding statement, and executed by him, *279was held to be ineffectual as a defense. On the facts found, which outline and condition the controversy between the parties, the conclusions reached by the trial court are warranted.

That the note was not delivered conditionally and for a special purpose so far as the bank is concerned, appears from the evidence strongly tending to show that the note was for the accommodation of Anderson and not the bank. This transaction grew out of…