Buehler v. Coe & Richmond
5 A. 20, 1 Sadler 10
Opinion
The recitals in the condition of the bond are fatal to the defense of the plaintiffs in error. They contain clear and express admissions of fact and declarations, which fix the liability of the persons executing the obligation. They became sureties. ’The evidence given or offered was not sufficient to discharge them from the obligation which they assumed.
Judgment affirmed.
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