Whittenhall v. Korber
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Nemaha District Cowrt. Action on a promissory note, brought by Korber, as plaintiff, who had judgment at the April Term 1873. The facts and proceedings on which the questions decided are based, are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Valentine, J.:
This was an action on á promissory note. Henry Korber was the payee thereof, and C. T. "Whittenhall, A. Kyger, ~W. G. Sargent, and “Dickinson & Cowdry,” were the makers thereof. The payee of the note sued all the makers in one action, but afterward on the suggestion of the death of Oliver C. Dickinson, one of the makers, and one of the firm of “Dickinson & Cowdry” the plaintiff dismissed his action as against “ Dickinson & Cowdry,” and proceeded with the action against the other three defendants only. There was no error and no…
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