Melton v. Brown

Citations

• 25 Fla. 461

Syllabus

<p>A man. not named as payee, who puts his name on the hack of a note belore delivery to the payee, upon the faith of which money was loaned or credit given by the payee to the maker, is liable on it as nn original promisor, although it be proved' that he wrote his name on the note as surety for the maker. His liability is that of a joint and several maker of the note.</p>