Dexter Banking Co. v. McCook
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint; from city court of Dublin — Judge E. W. Jordan presiding. April 13, 1909..
1Opinion of the CourtKussell, J.
The Dexter Banking Company instituted suit on a promissory note signed by Cardell Brothers and McCook, apparently as joint makers.' McCook pleaded that he was surety onty, and that he had been released by the bank. As to the fact, of suretyship there is no dispute in the evidence; the controversy between the witnesses being confined to the single question as to1 whether the bank had released the surety. As to this there was evidence pro ánd eon. The jury found in favor of the surety.
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