125 Iowa 719 | Iowa | 1904
Accepting of the situation as we find it, our conclusion is that the release of Christen operated to release his principals, Malanaphy and Daly, who, as to him, and with knowledge on the part of the defendant company, were secondarily bound only for the payment of the judgment. The conclusion thus reached has support further in the following cases: Ames v. Maclay, 14 Iowa, 281; Chambers v. Cochran, 18 Iowa, 159; Taylor v. Short’s Adm’r, 27 Iowa, 361; Roberts v. Richardson, 39 Iowa, 290.
It follows that the decree of the trial court was right, and it is affirmed. ,