Butler v. Hawkins
96 A. 774, 114 Me. 553, 1916 Me. LEXIS 152
Opinion
The defendant, if liable at all, was liable as an accommodation maker. The defense was that the note declared upon was not the defendant’s note, and that he never signed it. Verdict for defendant. Plaintiff filed exceptions to admission of certain testimony.
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Butler v. Hawkins, 96 A. 774, 114 Me. 553, 1916 Me. LEXIS 152 (Me. 1916).
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