Lossee v. Williams
New York Supreme Court
This was an appeal from an order for a new trial, granted upon the defendant’s motion at Special Term, after verdict at the circuit for the plaintiff. The facto are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtMullin', P. J.
The first cause of action stated in the plaintiff’s complaint is for goods sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant.
No evidence was given upon this coiint on the trial, arid no farther attention need be given to it. •
The second cause of action was on the guaranty of the Collection of a promissory note made by Margaret F. Arnold for $1T0, dated October 2,1866, payable in six months from date, with interest, to Samuel P. Williams or bearer.
It is not alleged nor was it proved on the trial that this guaranty was in writing; on the contrary, it clearly appears that it was not in writing but by…
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