Summers v. Hutson

This suit was brought by the appellant against Nicholas Smith and William Legg, on a promissory note for six hundred dollars, made by them and payable to Roland M. Summers, with waiver of valuation and appraisement laws, and an agreement to pay attorneys’ fees if suit was brought on it, and indorsed and assigned to the appellant. The note was not payable in bank. Hutson, one of the appellees, filed a written motion to be made a party defendant to the suit, and, with his motion, filed an answer in these words:

" “ Comes now the said James Hutson, who has been admitted as a party, and for answer…