1 Ohio Ch. 367 | Ohio | 1833
The case of The Sank of Steubenville v. Carrol, 5 O. 214, is decisive of this. The cases cited upon the subject of valid contracts and good consideration, do not apply to the -question before us. In this case, the contract (to give time) has
Judgment for the defendant.
[Time given to debtor by executed contract discharges surety, and want of consideration can be shown. Commented on and distinguished; Jenkins v. Clarkson, 7 O., 1st pt. 72, 74; Thompson v. Marshall, 3 W. L. M. 386, 388.
Written contract variable by subsequent parol contract; Negley v. Jeffers, 28 O. S. 90, 100.]