29 Mo. App. 211 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1888
The bond in suit was given, under the .agreement of the parties to.the original suits, for the purpose of procuring a stay in the case where the judg. ment was against both Abell and the defendant. The bond was given as much for the benefit of the defendant as of Abell, and, if the defendant requested plaintiff to execute the bond, the plaintiff in so doing became the surety of the defendant as much as that of Abell. Hartwell v. Smith, 15 Ohio St. 206. This is so clear that the defendant’s counsel do not dispute it. But they deny the fact that the defendant made such request, and refer us to the evidence in support of their denial.
Since no declarations of law were asked or given, it
No .error appearing the judgment is affirmed.