Holland v. Hatch
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Franklin Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
This was a suit by the appellees against the appellant upon two bills of exchange; upon one as indorser, and upon the other as drawer.
The first paragraph of the complaint counts upon a bill drawn by Richard Tyner upon James M. Tyner and William Childers, by the firm name of Tyner and Childers, payable to Holland, at Hatch and Langdon's, Cincinnati, Ohio, accepted by Tyner and Childers, and by Holland indorsed to the appellees.
The second paragraph is predicated upon a bill drawn by Holland, upon Richard Tyner, payable to the above-named Tyner and Childers, at the Central Bank, Cincinnati,…
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