Scanlin v. Stewart

This was a suit by the appellee William P. Stewart against the appellant, as principal, and the *575appellee George W. Gram, as surety, on a promissory note, and seeking a foreclosure of a vendor's lien as against Scanlin.

The appellee Crum, as such surety, filed a cross-complaint against his codefendant, appellee Stewart, and appellant, Scanlin, showing that he had paid the debt and asking to be subrogated to the rights of Stewart.

Appellee Lux was admitted as a party defendant by the court, and a demurrer by Scanlin to the cross-complaint of Lux was overruled.

The assignment of errors calls in…