Coldren v. Miller
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Clark Circuit Court.-* — The obligations upon which this suit was founded, were as follows: one for 800 dollars; one for 1,200 dollars; and one for 700 dollars; payable as stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHolman, J.
Covenant on three sealed bills, payable in current bank paper in 1819 and 1821. Special plea of payment —setting forth an agreement of the parties as to the rate of discount that should be allowed, in reducing these bills to the specie standard at the times they severally became due, fixing the rate as to two of them, and agreeing that the other should be regulated by the ordinary discount on current bank paper at the time it became payable — and stating a number of payments at sundry times. The testimony is set forth in a bill of exceptions, proving thé agreement as to the discount, and the…
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