Thomas v. Boston Banking Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Miller

Affirming.

In September, 1903, Dr. C. C. Thomas and bis wife, Nannie B. Thomas, the appellant, executed to the appellee Banking Company a note for $1,500. The note was renewed by the same parties a number of times, the last renewal being in September, 1907. On the last renewal note, which was executed for $1,751, this suit was brought by the Banking Company against Mrs. Thomas, it being conceded, however, that she is only liable, if at all, for $1,500, the amount of the original note.

*474For answer, Mrs. Thomas pleaded that she was a married woman at the time of…