Martin v. Baugh

This was an action by the appellant' against the appellee, and one Reuben R. Miller, on a joint promissory note, executed by them to the appellant. The defendants, in the court below, were duly served with process. Baugh, the appellee, appeared and was ruled to answer; and on the same day Miller suffered judgment to go against him by default. Subsequently the appellee filed an answer, and at the same time filed his affidavit for a change of venue from the county. The change was granted, and the appellee was given time to perfect the same, but this was never done. The cause was continued from…