Scott v. First National Bank of Pikeville
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge McCandless
Affirming.
The First National Bank of Pikeville sued Mrs. Bushia Scott on a note payable to it for $2,500, dated October 30, 1905, executed by her, and indorsed by her and Prank R. Scott. Mrs. Scott defended on the ground that she was a married woman and had executed the note as surety for the Kentucky-Elkhorn Coal Corporation, without executing’ any mortgage or other writing as provided in section 2127, Ky. Statutes; the affirmative allegations of the answer being controverted by reply. Por some reason not explained the suit was brought, heard, and tried…
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