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Supreme Court Affirms Whitney in Joint Judgment Case
The court affirmed the prior judgment arising from a joint obligation where one of several joint debtors recovered a judgment in a former action. It held that a release of one joint debtor does not extinguish the remaining obligations except by law or specific defenses. The decision discusses the effect of joint liability, the survivorship of obligations, and recovery against the remaining debtor, upholding that the plaintiff may proceed against the other joint defendants.
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Uheere
Lana
Waeh
Metntyrs
Judement
Abe
Hunt
Bramwell
Harthese
Thompson & Johns
Pee Wiley
Morse
Been
Conn
Fire Ins. Co
Aldendorf
Jonah Kalantannote
David Kawananakon
David
Kalanianpole
Willamson
Aurel
Grartley
Netttier
Ashbeo
Vitivan
Klmaett
New York
R. P. Quarley
Arkinean & Quarles
Arntitts
W. Ashford