Robinson v. Farmers & Merchants Bank

The defendant in error sued the plaintiffs in error, as joint makers, on two promissory notes, and joined as a party defendant one D. W. King, who was an endorser of the said two notes in due course. Robinson, Southard, Fancher and Watson, the four named plaintiffs in error, were the makers of the two notes sued on. The two notes were dated November 15th, 1925, and recited: "On or before one year after date we promise to pay"; thus making each of the two notes sued on a joint undertaking on the part of the four makers. All of the defendants named were served with process. The defendant, D. W.…