Hunt v. Starks

Opinion of the Court by

Morris, Commissioner

Affirming.

The first of several acts out of which arose the pres ent controversy occurred on January 10, 1914, when J. B. Starks, as principal, and appellant John W. Hunt and appellee C. J. Hicks as sureties, executed a note to the First National Bank of Scottsville in the sum of $1,250.

'The note was not paid at maturity, and on September 28, 1914, the bank sued principal and sureties, obtaining judgment against them for the amount of the note plus interest from the date of its execution. Starks never paid any part of the debt, it falling to the two…