Bacon v. Johnson

Three promissory notes are sued upon in this case, one of which is not contested. The other two which are dated December 10, 1878, and given respectively for $175 and $250 payable the first, in two.and the second in three months from date to the order of James Nall, Jr. & Co., and by that firm endorsed, are defended. The ground *183of defense is that they were made for the accommodation of James Nall, Jr. & Co., and endorsed by that firm to the People’s Savings Bank of Detroit; that the bank only took the same for collection, and that they are now sued by the bank in the name of Bacon, its…