Sullivan v. Rudisill

I. The note in suit was executed by the appellant, George H. Eudisill, and H. Fuller. The defendant, Eudisill, in his answer, admits the execution of the note, and alleges that Fuller signed it as surety only, and that, after the execution of the note, plaintiff induced one Wealthy A. Eudisill to sign the note as one of the makers, whereby the original makers were discharged, and the person last signing became alone bound by the note. By an amended petition, plaintiff claims to recover upon the original indebtedness for which the note was given, and the defendant, in answer thereto, alleges…