Wade v. Mussleman
14 Ind. 362
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Wade v. Mussleman, 14 Ind. 362 (Ind. 1860).
Opinion
Suit upon a note. Answer, without oath, denying the execution of the note. Demurrer to the answer sustained, and final judgment for the plaintiff.
The answer made a good issue, but did not put the plaintiff upon proof of the execution of the note. The demurrer to it was erroneously sustained.
The- judgment is reversed with costs. Cause remanded, &c.
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