Hill v. Bush

The appellee brought this suit to recover from appellant $1,384.03, which he alleged was due him from appellant, and also to require the appellant to surrender the note executed by W. J. Loveless and indorsed by appellee.

The facts, briefly stated, are as follows: In 1922 W. J. Loveless was indebted to S.' M. Bush, appellee, in the sum of $1,384.03. Loveless at that time was indebted to F. P. Hill, appellant, in the sum of $1,285.80. Loveless was also indebted at that time to the First National Bank in the sum of $1,991.41. Appellee was indorser on the note of Loveless to appellant.

On January…