Marburg v. Marburg
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. This action was brought by the appellee against the appellant to recover the value of goo'ds sold and delivered by the former to the latter. lsi Exception. At the trial of the cause an account showing the amount due from the appellant to the appellee was offered in evidence by the latter and was admitted to he correct.
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Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. This action was brought by the appellee against the appellant to recover the value of goo'ds sold and delivered by the former to the latter. lsi Exception. At the trial of the cause an account showing the amount due from the appellant to the appellee was offered in evidence by the latter and was admitted to he correct. The appellee further proved by a competent witness, that he resided in Frankfort on the Main, and that the monies shewn to be due by said account were, by agreement between the parties, always payable to the appellee in florins,…
1Opinion of the CourtCochran, J.
This suit was brought by the appellee to recover a balance 'due for goods sold to the appellant at Frankfort on the Main. The debt stated in the bill of particulars to be 26,811.44 florins is admitted, and it appears that this sum, by an agreement between the parties, was to be paid to the appellee in florins, at Frankfort, the place of his residence.
All the important questions presented by the exceptions relate to the rule for ascertaining the amount recoverable in the money or currency of this country, in satisfaction of the debt payable at Frankfort, and for the purpose of disposing of…
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