Hudgins v. Bloodworth & Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
• Complaint. Before Judge Reagan. Pike superior court, April term, 1899.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
This was an action upon a promissory note by Bloodworth & Company against J. T. Green and J. J. Hudgins, Green filed no defense. Hudgins set up the following defenses t (1) that since the date of the note sued ou the plaintiffs had delivered up the note to defendant Green and had taken another note from Green, thereby discharging him (Hudgins) from all liability; (2) that since the giving of the second note just referred to, plaintiffs and Green had entered into an agreement by which Green was discharged from all liability, and thereby he ( Hudgins) was also discharged; (3) that he signed the…
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