Macchia v. Marsigliano
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
1Opinion of the CourtWagner, J.
The plaintiff instituted suit against the defendant upon two causes of action for money loaned. The first involves a business deal in which the sum of $1,675 was paid to the defendant, at his request, under a promise to repay the same, as to which it was alleged that there was a balance of $400 due and owing. The second cause of action was for moneys claimed to have been paid to another at the defendant’s instance and request, under an agreement of repayment. The defendant on the trial admitted the loan as set forth in the first count and pleaded, as well as produced evidence upon, the…
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