Effect of judgment on note
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From 16 U.S. 520 - Lenox v. Prout · 1818Most cited · 23 citing opinions
by the judgment, they have both become principal debtors, and if the endorser suffers any injury by the negligence of the judgment creditor, it is clearly his own fault, it being his duty to pay the money, in which case, he may take under his own direction the judgment obtained against the maker.