Leaman v. Sample
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Hancock Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C. C.
— This was a complaint to* re view a judgment for error of law apparent in the record.
John N. Leaman sued George W. Sample, alleging in his-complaint, that he and Sample had been sureties for Isaac Leaman, and that he had been compelled to pay the entire-debt; he sought to recover from Sample one-half of the-amount paid.
Sample answered in two paragraphs:
1. The general denial. 2. That the matters alleged in said complaint had been fully heard, tried, adjudicated and determined between the parties at the March term, 1876, of the Hancock Circuit Court.
A demurrer to said second…
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