People's State Bank v. Fleming-Morton Co.

The appellant sued the Fleming-Morton Company, a private corporation, on three promissory notes aggregating $3,565.-18, exclusive of interest and attorneys’ fees. R. J. Morton, J. W. Fleming, and Giles Mc-Kinnon were also made parties defendant in the suit and a recovery sought against them as indorsers or sureties on some of the notes. Judgment by default was rendered against the Fleming-Morton Company and Morton and Fleming. Judgment was sought against Giles McKinnon on only one of the notes, amounting to $700, and which was executed July 19, 1911. He answered, pleading, among other…