Sykes v. Temple

We are satisfied, after a careful examination of the evidence, that the conclusion reached by the referee on the question of fact presented to him cannot be disturbed. Plaintiff *427testified that, before indorsing the note described in the complaint, defendant said he was the principal on the note, and the rest were to indorse it. The referee believed this statement, as he had the right to do. .The conceded facts of the case tend to show the truth of plaintiff’s testimony. The note was given for the purchase price of a stock of goods transferred by Getty to defendant, and which goods were used…