Sharpe v. National Bank of Commerce

Appellee sued appellants to recover on a joint promissory note, signed by A. Y. Sharpe and Mike Sharpe, dated September 17, 1919, for $500, due 90 days after date, payable to appellee, with 10 per cent, interest after maturity, together with the usual 10 per cent, clause for attorney’s fees. The note had a clause therein that:

“All signers and indorsers of this fióte are to be regarded as principals so far as their liability to payee is concerned and each of us (including indorsers) waive presentation hereof for payment, protest and notice of nonpayment, and I, we and each of us (including…