National Surety Co. v. Bohn

Upon this voluminous record, the result of a long trial, a number of grounds of error are urged in this cause, which will be discussed under various heads.

First. Accommodation Paper. — It is argued that the $30,000 note was never to be paid by the Beaudette & Graham Company; that Bohn was the party primarily liable on the note; and that therefore Bohn suffered no loss, within the meaning of the policy, by the bankruptcy of the Beaudette & Graham Company.

This question as to the extent of the liability of the Beaudette & Graham Company upon these notes was put squarely up to the jury in special…