Carter v. Braswell

Opinion of the Court by

William Rogers Clay, Commissioner —

Reversing.

G. W. Follis and L. M. Follis purchased A. G. Bras-well’s interest in their mercantile establishment and executed to Braswell their promissory note for $1,350.00, with W. B. Foster as surety. Braswell sold and endorsed the note to the National Bank of Scottsville. The bank brought suit on the note in the Allen circuit court and recovered a judgment against the makers and Braswell as endorser. Thereafter, the bank caused an execution to issue on the judgment, which was returned, “No property found,” on August 30, 1917. A…