Speer v. Rushing

In November, 1913, appellant loaned M. D. Sharp $4,000, upon a promissory note signed by said Sharp and R S. Glass & Go., Will Rushing, and J. W. Mc-Crary, payable January 1, 1914. Sharp was a member of the firm of R. S. Glass & C'o. While all parties appear on the face of the note as principals, in fact Sharp was the principal and the other parties were sureties, which fact was known to appellant at the time the money was loaned. Sharp and Glass & Co. became bankrupt in March, 1914. The only issue presented by this appeal is as to whether appellant agreed with Sharp to extend the time of…