Joyner v. Graybeal
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtI’Anson, J.
C. S. Graybeal, plaintiff, obtained a judgment by confession on a negotiable promissory note against R. S. Altizer, the maker, and J. P. Joyner, indorser. Thereafter the defendant, Joyner, served notice on the plaintiff, pursuant to § 8-357, Code of 1950, 1957 Rep. Vol., that he would move the trial court to set aside the judgment against him on the ground that the plaintiff had released him from liability as an indorser on the note. Altizer took no action to set aside the judgment against him.
After hearing evidence without the intervention of a jury, the trial court overruled the defendant’s…
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