Tolleson v. Jennings
29 S.W. 276, 60 Ark. 190, 1895 Ark. LEXIS 136
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Tolleson v. Jennings, 29 S.W. 276, 60 Ark. 190, 1895 Ark. LEXIS 136 (Ark. 1895).
Opinion
(after stating the facts.) It does not appear that appellees became liable as indorsers, or were compelled to pay the notes, or any part thereof, mentioned in the obligation sued on. There was, therefore, no cause of action in favor of appellees against appellants, and the bill should be dismissed for want of equity. It is so ordered.
Reversed.
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