Beals v. Johnston

(after stating the facts as above). The _ appellant, George Beals, has appealed from and has assigned error to that part of the judgment rendered in favor of W. E. Edwards on his cross-plea reading:

“Against George Beals and John W. Hicks, jointly and severally, for whatever amount he (W. E. Edwards) is compelled to pay on this judgment.”

“This judgment” refers to the judgment which the Southern Furniture Company was allowed against W. E. Edwards for the amount of the principal, interest, and attorney’s fees of the $1,025 note, with a foreclosure of the vendor’s lien on the land. The point made…