Warden v. Nolan

The appellee sued the appellant by a complaint in two paragraphs. In the first paragraph it is averred that on March 1st, 1888, appellant was surety for the appellee on some notes, and in order to secure the appellant the appellee deeded him lots 9 and 10 in block 92, Jeffersonville, Indiana; that on October 5th, 1889, appellant sold the lots for $500; that appellee paid the notes when due, and appellant suffered no loss by his being a surety for the appellee; that appellant owed him $238.55, which was due and unpaid, and which he had demanded of appellant, but the latter had refused to pay,…