Pulliam & Payne v. Withers
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Pet. & Sum. From the Circuit Court eor Anderson County.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Ewing
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Withers sued out a summons on a petition, against Pulliam and Payne, on a noté under seal, purporting to be executed by the defendants, in the following form:—
“ On the first day of March next, I promise to pay u Nathaniel G. Thomas one hundred and twenty dol*99u lars, for value received of him, this 26th day of September, 1833.”
Two persons,having given a note,. in the body of which they were named as promis sprs— the addition afterwards, of a third signature, with a corresponding change in the body, with out the consent of the original signers, was…
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