Black v. Martin

Citing in support of appellant's contention that an agreement not to sue one joint tort-feasor which expressly reserves the right to sue another joint tort-feasor, does not operate as a discharge of the tort-feasor thus expressly excluded: Carey v.Bilby, 129 Fed. 203, 63 C.C.A. 361; Berry v. Pullman Co., 249 Fed. 816, L.R.A. 1918F, 358, 162 C.C.A. 50; Barnett v.Conklin, 268 Fed. 177; The Thomas P. Beal, (1924) 298 Fed. 121; Gamble v. Brown, (1928) 29 F.2d 366; The RossCoddington, (1930) 40 F.2d 280; Steenhuis v. Holland, (1927) 217 Ala. 105, 115 So. 2; Wright v. McCord, (1920),205 Ala. 122,…