J. B. Wilson Co. v. Finley Farms Co.

(after stating the facts as above). We think the court correctly held that the special circumstances of the case bring it within the terms of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The notes were made, by the Finley Farms Company, a corporation, as such, and for its benefit, and the appellees Williford, Shock, and Finley were each accommodation indorsers, without receiving value therefor. When the notes became due according to their terms no presentment to and demand for payment was made to the 'Finley Farms Company or any of its officials, and no notice was given to any of the in-dorsers, and no…