Bobbitt v. Shryer

— Samuel A. Records, James M. Records and Elijah Bobbitt executed their promissory note bearing date 'January 15th, 1872, and payable one day after date, to John Dishman, for the sum of five hundred and twenty-five dollars. The note was joint, and there was nothing on the face of it to indicate that any of the •makers were sureties.

The note not being paid, judgment was obtained upon it by the payee, Dishman, in the Greene Circuit Court, against all the makers; and, Samuel A. Records being wholly insolvent, James M. Records paid the judgment. In the judgment nothing was settled as to any…