Willert v. Midvale Oil Co.

*569OPINION

By LIEGHLEY, PJ.

About May 25, 1932, The Midvale Oil Company, a corporation, borrowed from the Morris Plan Bank the sum of Six Thousand Dollars, payable Five Hundred Dollars per month for twelve months. The plaintiffs and defendants, John A. and Edward G. Brennan, signed said note as comakers or accommodation makers. The money was for the use of the corporation.

Subsequently the note was paid by the Brennans and by cross-petition in this action they are seeking contribution fronr plaintiffs. The plaintiffs claim that the obligation should be satisfied by the Brennans by reason of their…