Scantlin v. Kemp

Citations

• 34 Tex. 388

Syllabus

<p>If the principal maker of a note dies, his sureties, who executed the»note as joint makers, thereby become primarily liable; and the holder can sue them without presenting the note to the administrator of the principal, for allowance. (Scott v. Dewees, 2 Texas, 15!}, cited by the court.)</p>