Holmes v. Partridge

Mr. Chiee Justice Gunn

delivered the opinion of the court:

The sole question in this case is whether warrants of attorney appearing in two promissory notes are joint or joint and several.

On March 30, 1938, W. F. Holmes, appellant, caused judgment by confession to be entered in the circuit court of Livingston county against W. F. Partridge, appellee, upon two notes signed by appellee and three others, as makers, in the amounts of $1750 and $775. At the time the judgment was taken, two of the makers, Todd V. Richards and J. D. Richards,, were dead. Appellee thereafter filed a motion in the…