Sanford v. Wood

This was an action upon a promissory note executed by the appellants and payable to the appellee.

The answer was in one paragraph, by way of set-off. It •averred that the note sued on was made by Robert Sanford, as principal, and by Henry Sanford, as surety; that the plaintiff was indebted to Robert in the sum of two hundred dollars, for money paid by said Robert to plaintiff upon a parol executory contract for the sale of certain real estate by plaintiff, which she owned in' her own right, to said Robert; that the plaintiff had annulled the agreement and refused to convey, and had invested…