Fox v. Cortner
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MARSHALL. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Marshall County.— Hon. Thos. B. Lytle, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Green
The hill in this case was filed by complainant, Fox, to recover on a note for $2,000, of which he was the holder. The note appears to have been signed by W. O. Cortner and J. T. Wood as makers, and by W. S. Coffey as surety. *485It was payable to W. C. Thomas, and indorsed in blank by said Thomas. The makers, the surety, and the indorser were all sued.
The chancellor rendered a decree in favor of the complainant against Cortner, Coffey, and Thomas, but dismissed the bill as to Wood from which decree the complainant has appealed. The defendants against whom the decree was rendered did not appeal,…
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