Citizens' State Bank v. Fountain Trust Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtLockyear, J.
— One Wallace L. Adkins died and The Fountain Trust Company of Covington, Indiana, duly qualified as executor of his last will.
The Citizens State Bank of Kingman filed a claim against his estate based upon a promissory note executed to said bank in the sum of $1,360 and signed by Leslie W. Adkins, as principal, and by George B. Adkins and Wallace L. Adkins, as sureties.
The claim recites that the note came due and that Leslie W. Adkins presented to said bank a renewal note with the names of the same sureties thereon, which note the bank accepted and delivered the old note to the principal,…
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