Newberry v. Trowbridge
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne Circuit. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
-Christianct J.:
This suit was brought in June, 1843, by the defend*270ants in error, and Robert Stewart, since deceased, (who were assignees of the Bank of Michigan,) against Oliver Newberry and Benjamin B. Kercheval. The declaration charged them as indorsers of a promissory note made by S. T. Jamieson, dated May 13, 1837, for $3,736, payable to the order of the defendants, at the Bank of Michigan, sixty days after the date thereof. The declaration states the indorsement as having been made by the defendants directly to the plaintiffs.. To this declaration the defendants pleaded the general…
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