Dotson v. Owsley

Opinion op ti-ie Court by

Wm. Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Reversing.

On April 21st, 1903, C. C. Davis executed and delivered to appellee, Robert Owsley, a certain promissory note by which he agreed and promised to pay to the latter, four months thereafter, the sum of $300.00. Before its delivery to Owsley, appellant, L. M. Dotson, and R. E. Stanley indorsed the note. On January 30th, 1904, Robert Owsley brought suit on the note against C. C. Davis, L. M. Dotson and R. E. Stanley. Davis made no

*453defense/ and judgment went ■ against him. Upon the trial of the case the court directed a verdict in favor…