Yeager v. Farwell

Messrs. G. P. Strong, Slayback, and Haeussler, for the plaintiffs in error: The suit is against Yeager & Co., as indorsers simply No claim is made on them as guarantors. Now, 1st. The indorsement was made after the execution of the papers, and after the record of the trust deed, by which the lien on the farm attached. It was purely at the instance of Farwell & Co. as 'an accommodation' to them, and on their assurance that it should do 'no harm' to Yeager. On such an indorsement the original indorsers cannot recover.1