6 Wis. 68 | Wis. | 1858
By the Gowt,
We are of the opinion that all the contemporaneous writings relating to the same subject matter were admissible in evidence, and therefore consider the ruling of the Circuit Court respecting the contract of September 8th, 1856, as erroneous. The note upon which the suit was brought and this contract were parts and parcels of the same transaction, and the appellants, in connection with the contract, offered to show that the appellee took the note with full knowledge of all the terms and conditions of the contract. The note there
Moreover, we think it quite apparent from the whole contract, that Sauer and Millman were accommodation makers, and never received any consideration for the note. They are unquestionably the “ satisfactory endorsers ” named in the contract, and therefore it seems the more inequitable to shut out the defence offered. Whatever doubt there may be respecting
The judgment of the circuit court is reversed, and a new trial ordered.