Warford v. Sullivan

The appellant sued the appellees to foreclose a mortgage executed to the appellee, Huston, to indemnify him as surety on two promissory notes of |5,000.00 each, executed to appellant by appellee, Sullivan and wife, and Mackey as principals, and said Huston as surety, containing also a covenant to pay said notes to appellant, Warford.

The only controversy in this case on this appeal is between the appellant and one of the appellees, the First National Bank of Evansville, Indiana, over that part of the decree rendered upon the cross-complaint filed by said bank..That cross-complaint sought and…