HEAD, Justice.
1. When the defendant by her answer admitted the execution of the note in the manner alleged, at a place where a principal would ordinarily sign, the law placed upon her the burden of establishing her plea of suretyship. This rule was succinctly stated by Judge MacIntyre for the Court of Appeals in Lovelady v. Moss, 50 Ga.App. 652, 653 (179 S. E. 168), where it was said: "Where the wife signs the note as an apparent principal, the burden...
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