Robbins v. Dishon

Dishon sued. Robbins on a note made to tbe former, by the name of uJohn Dishon, trustee of French Lick township.” The action is in the usual form between individuals.

The defendant answered: 1. That the money sued for belonged to French Lick township, and .not to Dishon, and, therefore, he was not the proper party. 2. That a judgment had been recovered in, etc., in which said sum sued for was included, against said plaintiff, said defendant, and one Bush, and in favor of one McCracken, trustee of French Lick township, which remains unreversed and unsatisfied. 8. Similar to the first, but avers…