Bank v. James

The bill in this cause was filed by the Bank of Shelby to subject the separate property of Ellen C. James, wife of C. B. James, to the payment of a note for $10,000.

The bill was demurred to, and demurrer sustained, and complainant has appealed and assigned errors, only one of which need be noticed.

The allegations of the bill are substantially as follows: That on August 12, 1893, complainant, under its then name of “Shelby County Savings Bank,” loaned to the said Chas. B. James and Ellen C. James, his wife, the sum of $10,000, for which they made and delivered to complainant their promissory…