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· 1/5/1885

Murphy v. Victor Sewing MacHine Co.

Citations

  • 112 U.S. 688
  • 5 S. Ct. 324
  • 28 L. Ed. 856
  • 1885 U.S. LEXIS 1637

Syllabus

<p>A bond by a principal and a surety was conditioned that the principal should pay to Y all indebtedness existing or to exist from the principal to Y under existing or future contracts between him and V, and waived notice of non- ' payment on all notes executed, indorsed or guaranteed by the principal to Y. In a suit on the bond, against the obligors, to recover the amount of notes executed by the principal to Y, and other notes indorsed and guaranteed by him to Y : Held, That it was not necessary to allege or show any notice to the surety of a default by the principal in paying Y.</p>

Judges: Blatchford

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