Baskin v. Crews

Plaintiff sued defendant on the following indorsement: “Sept. 15th, 1893, I guarantee the payment of the within note, waiving notice, protest and demand. M. B. Crews,” — alleged to have been made by her on a promissory note for $150 made by her husband on the fifteenth of September, 1893, and payable to the order of plaintiff. The defense was non est factum, and that plaintiff negligently failed to collect the note from the maker. There was a verdict and judgment for plaintiff, from which defendant appealed.

The theory which underlies all the assignments of error urged by appellant (except…