Williams v. Allen
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Clay Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
Action by the appellee against the appellant. The first paragraph of the complaint was based upon a promissory note payable to the plaintiff’s intestate, and the second was for money loaned by the said deceased to the defendant. The action was commenced by the guardian of the deceased, she being insane; but she having afterward departed this life, it was, thereafter, revived in the name of the appellee, as the administrator of her estate.
The defendant pleaded, first, a general denial; and, second, payment to both paragraphs of the complaint; and, third, to the first paragraph want of…
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