25 Ky. 60
Decided June 25, 1829
Court of Appeals of Kentucky · decided 1829-06-25
<p>Petition for a re-hearing.</p> <p>if one of several obligors pay the whole debt, he is not to be considered the as-signee of the obligee. The responsibility of the eo ob-ligors, fór contribution, depends upon the payment of money to their use, which, ex equo etbono, should be refunded. Confessions only to be taken against the party making them, and such as claim title thro’ him, & are the weakest admissible evidence.</p>
Decided 1829-06-25
¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.
¶2Upon examination, we find no error in the record. Nor do we discover any point, new or difficult. The opinions of the circuit court, to which exceptions were taken, relate to the admissibility and rejection of evidence offered, and we are of opinion, that the circuit court, decided the several questions presented correctly.
¶3The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed with damages. The appellee must recover his costs in this court.