Preston v. Davis
Preston v. Davis
3 Ark. 167
Preston v. Davis
Opinion of the Court
The liability of the" defendant, Davis, is upon a writing obligatory, for four hundred and ten dollars and thirty cents; that of Notrebe as guarantor upon the back of the-writing obligatory. Their undertakings were distinct and different, and did not create a joint liability.
A joint action cannot be maintained against the principal debtor, and a mere guarantor, either at common law or by statute. There is clearly a misjoinder of parties, and the Circuit Court for that reason properly sustained the demurrer to the declaration. Affirmed.
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