Dunn v. Townsend

B. F. Townsend sued M. E. Sumerford, as maker, and J. F. Flannigan and J. E. Dunn, as indorsers, on a negotiable promissory note in the sum of $200, alleging that said Sumerford had executed said note payable to the order of Flannigan on June 2, 1910, due June 2, 1912, and that on May 29, 1911, the defendant Dunn had indorsed the same to plaintiff. The defendants Sum-erford and Flannigan were not served with citation, and made no appearance. The defendant Dunn answered, and, among other pleas, demurred to the sufficiency of plaintiff’s petition. The plaintiff dismissed as to the defendants…