McEuen v. Wakenight

McIíaNey, J.

Raymond McEuen, a minor son of appellant, purchased a used automobile from appellee, giving his note, with appellant as joint maker or surety, as part of the purchase price. In February, 1927, appellee secured a judgment by default on said note in the justice court of W. H. Bell for $76 and costs of $3.55. Thereafter Raymond McEuen paid appellee the amount of the judgment and costs, and satisfaction thereof was indorsed on tlie docket entry of the judgment on March 20, 1927. In December following’, Baymond McEuen, by his father and nest friend, appellant, brought suit in the White…