Landers v. Douglas
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Brown Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, C. J.
This was an action by the appellee Louisa Douglas, joining with her husband, Charles G. Douglas, against the appellants. The material facts stated in the-complaint are, that the plaintiff Louisa, while she was covert,, executed two promissory notes, together with Amos Parmerlee and George Staples, as sureties for her said husband, to Landers, Tarkington, and Patterson, for a debt which the-payees held against her husband; that the payees of the-notes had full knowledge of the coverture of said Louisa at the time of the execution of the notes; that afterward the payees of the notes took…
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