Tucker v. English

Before O’Neall, J. Richland, Spring Term, 1844. In this case, the plaintiff attempted to charge the de-fendant, as maker of a promissory note, under the following circumstances. A third person made a single bond, or bill, under seal, payable to the plaintiff, or order. The defendant wrote his name on the back of it. The presiding Judge was of opinion, that this did not make the defendant the maker of a note of hand. For the paper on which he wrote his name Was not a note.