Hopkins v. National Bank of Commerce

The National Bank of Commerce, as plaintiff, began this action against B. B. Bell, as maker of a promissory note, and Wade Alexander and T.' B. Pick-ens as indorsers thereon. Bell filed an answer and cross-petition against Alexander and Pickens, and also made HApkins a party and¡ asked for judgment against Alexander, Pickens, and Hopkins. Judgment was recovered by the National Bank of Commerce against all of the parties and by Bell against Hopkins and Pickens, from which judgment Hopkins and Pickens, have appealed. The note sued on by the plaintiff was executed by Bell to Pickens, and Pickens…