Legal Opinion
Dávila v. Heirs of González Cruz
Supreme Court of Puerto Rico
Decided May 19, 1942No. 8442Published
1Opinion of the CourtJustice SNyder
This is an appeal from a judgment for the plaintiff in a suit on a note. The note was originally typewritten and read as follows:
“Aibonito, August 30, 1923. I promise to pay to Doña Eosa Dávila or her forced heirs the sum of two thousand dollaRS ($2,000.00), with interest at ten per cent per annum (10%), June 30th of each year being stipulated for the payment of interest, the principal to be paid in the month of May or June of any year desired by the creditor. (Signed) Juan González.”
Thereafter the following changes were made in ink on the face of the no.te: a caret was placed between…
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