Williams v. Zimmerman
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Rose, Judge:
Upon petition of John J. Cornwell, a writ of error was awarded to a judgment of the Circuit Court of Hampshire County, by which a verdict in his favor, upon a motion for judgment by W. M. Williams, as general receiver of that court, was set aside and a new trial awarded.
Under date of November 22, 1930, one J. S. Zimmerman and the plaintiff in error executed their joint and several note, payable one day after date, to Ira V. Cowgill, general receiver of the Circuit Court of Hampshire County for $1200.00. After the signature of the plaintiff in error, which was second on the paper,…
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