Goldstein v. Saur

Appellee sued appellant on a debt for $400, alleging that said debt was due prior to appellant being adjudged a bankrupt, but subsequent to such adjudication and prior to his discharge appellant made a new promise, in writing, to pay said debt, thereby waiving his discharge in bankruptcy. Appellant excepted to the plea setting up the written promise on the ground that the writing relied upon was not an express, clear, and unequivocal promise to pay the debt, which exception was overruled, and upon the trial, no jury being demanded, the court rendered judgment for appellee, from which this…