Walker v. McKay
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 63 — APPEAL FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. cited Rev. 8tat.,p. 193, sec. 6; 1 Blackford, 226; 1 FreemarCs Chancery¡ 273.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Simpson
J. B. Walker was surety for Caroline Walker on a note for $492 95, which became due on the 21st day of December, 1856.
After the execution of the note on which he was her surety, he executed to her a note for one hundred dollars, which note she assigned to McKay in March, 1857, it being then due and unpaid, and J. B. Walker was immediately thereafter notified of the assignment.
*295' He was subsequently compelled to pay the note on which he was surety for Caroline Walker, she being insolvent, not only at the time she assigned the note to McKay, but also at the periods when both notes were executed.
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