White v. Whitney
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Jefferson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, C. J.
Suit on a promissory note, made by John Hugh and the appellant to the appellee. Process was not served upon Hugh, nor did he appear in the case. White answered:
1. By general denial.
2. That the note was given for the loan of money to said Hugh, and for no other purpose; that Hugh received the entire consideration therefor; that appellant was surety for Hugh, which was known to the appellee; that Hugh agreed with the appellee to pay him four dollars, if he would extend the time of payment of the note one month after its maturity ; that appellee accepted the four dollars, and agreed to, and did,…
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