Foster v. Cochran
Supreme Court of Georgia
Limitation. Promissory note. New promise. Agent. Evidence. Before Judge Jenkins. Greene superior court. September term, 1891. The action of F. C. Foster, executor of A. G. Foster, against A. P. Cochran, administrator of 'William Neal, on a promissory note, was dismissed on demurrer because the declaration showed that the suit was barred by the statute of limitations.
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Limitation. Promissory note. New promise. Agent. Evidence. Before Judge Jenkins. Greene superior court. September term, 1891. The action of F. C. Foster, executor of A. G. Foster, against A. P. Cochran, administrator of 'William Neal, on a promissory note, was dismissed on demurrer because the declaration showed that the suit was barred by the statute of limitations. The note is signed by William Neal not under seal, is payable to A. G. Foster or bearer, and is dated August 1,1876. Entered thereon under the date February 11, 1882, is a statement-signed by William Neal, recognizing the…
1Opinion of the Court
*466 Judgment reversed.
F. C.'Foster and H. G-. Lewis, for plaintiff. Barrow & Thomas and II. T. Lewis, for defendant.
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