Bondurant v. Apperson

JUDGE BULLITT,

bhiaveiíed the opinion op the coubt:

In a suit, against the Lexington and Big Sandy railroad company, a controversy arose, upon cross-petitions, between the appellant and appellee, concerning their mutual rights and liabilities growing out of sundry notes and bills of exchange alleged to have been executed by them, to raise money for the use of said company, Bondurant contending that, as between him and Apperson, the latter is liable for the full amount of said notes and bills; Apperson contending that, as between them, Bondurant is liable for half of said amount.

Upon this branch…