Young v. Morrison

This action was instituted by the appellant against O. P. Morrison and John T. Davis. The appellant alleged that Morrison executed a note to appellant in the sum of $1,652.68, and that Davis indorsed the note; that the note was past due, and that no part thereof had been paid. No service was had on Morrison.

On June 12, 1922, the appellee, Davis, answered and denied that he indorsed the note at the time same was executed and delivered to the appellant. He averred that he indorsed the note at the request of the appellant, and solely for his accommodation, and not for the purpose of guaranteeing…