12 Ky. Op. 256 | Ky. Ct. App. | 1883
Opinion by
In these two cases, considered together, the evidence shows that appellee held two notes, for $1,000 each, as collateral security for a debt for which appellants were sureties; that the notes were for the purchase-money for land; that the purchaser and payer being insolvent and setting up a defense that might have defeated any judgment against her or the land, appellee, with the consent and by the direction of the payee in the notes, agreed to take and did take a judgment for the enforcement of the lien, waiving a personal judg
Judgment affirmed.