Spearing & Co. v. Succession of Zacharie
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Second District Court, parish of Orleans. Btmigneaud, J.
1Opinion of the CourtWyly, J.
This suit is based on the following instrument:
“New Orleans, June 3, 1862.
“Due Messrs. Spearing & Co. six thousand dollars in current funds, subject to their draft or drafts at not less than sixty days after sight.
“J. W. ZACHARIE,
$6000. “ pp. Robert Jump.”
The court sustained the plea of prescription of five years and dismissed the suit. The plaintiffs appeal. The question is, is the above instrument a promissory note 9 If so, the action is barred by prescription. It is an acknowledgment of an indebtedness of a specific sum, subject to (or payable), on payee’s draft or drafts, at not less than…
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