Henderson v. Locke

The bill in this' cause was filed by complainant, Thomas P. Henderson, to recover of the defendant, J. T. Locke, the sum of two hundred seventy-seven dollars and eighty-seven cents alleged to he due him on account of money paid by complainant as surety for the defendant. A demurrer was interposed to the bill by the defendant Locke, which was overruled by the chancellor, and, the defendant refusing to plead further, a decree was rendered in favor of complainant for two hundred seventy-nine dollars and fifty-five cents, principal and interest. From this decree defendant has appealed and…