Causey v. Cohron

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sampson

Reversing.

About 1915, A. A. Sharer sold to John Causey a -mule for $165.00, taking his note therefor with J. T. Causey and P. W. Cohron as sureties. Later John Causey sold the mule for $120.00 and applied that sum upon the purchase price, reducing the debt to $45.00. Cpon his failure to pay the balance Sharer sued him and his sureties in the Butler quarterly -court and recovered judgment for $45.00. The defendants appealed to the Butler circuit court, where the ease was again tried with a like result. The judgment entered in that court reads: “It is…