Court for the Trial of Impeachments and Correction of Errors July 1, 1799 (Suydam & Jackson v. Westfall)

The Supreme Court adhering to their former decision; on writ of error,

The Court of Errors held, that although Westfall joined as a drawer in the bill as a surety only for the others who procured the bill to be discounted before acceptance for their own benefit; and the drawees, with knowledge of these facts, accepted and paid the bill without funds of any of the drawers in their hands, yet that