Brown v. Markland

— The appellant in this cause sued the appellees upon a bond executed by them to “Van Burén School Township, State of Indiana, and James E. Eeed, Trustee,” to recover for materials furnished to and used by George W. Marldand in the construction of a schoolhouse. A joint demurrer of appellees (sureties) to the complaint upon the ground that it did not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action was sustained, and appellant refusing to plead further, the court rendered judgment for costs against appellant in favor of appellees, and in favor of appellant against Markland for the…