The discharge of the obligors is no satisfaction of the debt. The plaintiff is entitled to recover from the defendant, notwithstanding this discharge.
Verdict for the Plaintiff.
Greer v. Blackledge, 1 N.C. 122, 1 Tay. 122 (1799)
April 1799
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North Carolina Superior Court
1 N.C. 122, 1 Tay. 122
Greer versus Blackledge.
The assignor of a bond is not released by the obligor being discharged on a ca : sa :
THE defendant had assigned a negotiable bond to the plaintiff, who instituted a suit against the obligors, and having recovered a judgment, took them in execution upon a ca : sa : from this, they were duly discharged under the act for the relief of insolvent debtors.