Morrison v. Garth

Winslow, C.

This action is based on two promissory notes, both of the same tenor and date, one due in eight and the other in ten months after date. The petition is an ordinary declaration on indorsed and protested negotiable promissory notes against the makers and indorsers, and seems to be sufficient. The answer of S. D. Garth, who is sued as indorser, is a general denial. The answer of H. C. Garth, who, with Sanford Congdon, is sued as maker, under the firm name of Congdon & Garth, after a general denial, sets up an alteration of the notes, after delivery, without the knowledge or consent of…