Nolan v. Brown

Plaintiff sued Brown as maker and White as indorser, respectively of nine notes, payable to plaintiff’s order at monthly intervals. White excepted that the petition disclosed no cause of action as to him; but plaintiff was allowed to amend by alleging that he had been the holder of a former series of notes representing the same indebtedness, upon which he was about to sue when the present notes were given by Brown and indorsed by White at the earnest solicitation of both, and the indebtedness extended over a longer period of time, for which reason White was not an accommodation indorser…