Hubler v. Pullen

This was an action upon a bill of exchange for 718 dollars. The bill is dated Cincinnati, July the 14th, 1854. It was drawn by the Ironton Rolling Mill Company, payable to themselves at Reynolds’s Bank, Lafayette, Indiana, at six months. It was accepted by Hubler and F'alley, who were the defendants below, and indorsed by the company to the appellees, who were the plaintiffs.

The defendants answered the complaint — First. By a general denial. Secondly. That the plaintiffs are not the real parties in interest. Upon the filing of the answer, the Court, over the defendants’ objection, permitted…