Easley v. Deer
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Boone Circuit Court; Willett PL. Parr, Judge. Action by Joel T. Deer ag’ainst Benjamin Easley and another, in which George W. Deer, executor, was substituted for plaintiff, who died before the trial. From a judgment for plaintiff, the defendant named appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtNichols, J.
This was an action upon a promissory note, commenced originally by Joel T. Deer, who afterwards, and before trial, died, and his executor, the appellee, was substituted as plaintiff.
The errors relied upon for reversal are: “1. The sustaining of the demurrer, of the plaintiff to the second paragraph of the separate answer of the defendant. 2. The overruling of the motion for a new trial. ’ ’
The aménded complaint avers in substance that the defendants, Calvin S. Sherrill and Benjamin Easley, by their promissory note, a copy of which' is made part of the complaint, promised to pay themselves or…
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