Supreme Court of North Carolina December 5, 1834 (Richards Adm. v. . Simms)

Daniel, Judge.

— In the case of

Daniel

v.

M‘Rae,

2

Hawks, 590, it was decided, that endorsers on accommodation paper for the benefit of a third person, where there is no special agreement between such endorsers, and where neither is benefitted, are to be considered as co-securities. That was a case in equity, but if they be co-securities, the Courts of law also can give redress.