Augusta Motor Sales Co. v. King

1. The principal on a promissory note, against whom a judgment has been rendered in behalf of the payee in an action by the payee against both the principal and a surety, is not interested in sustaining a judgment therein rendered in behalf of the surety, and is therefore not a necessary party to a bill of exceptions brought by the *434payee, complaining of tlie judgment rendered in behalf of the surety. The bill of exceptions therefore will not be dismissed upon the ground that in omitting to make the principal a party it fails to make necessary parties. Civil Code (1010), § 6176; Pharr v. Eve,…