Goss v. Bowen

To a complaint on a promissory note, the defendants, answered to so much of it as sought to enforce a stipulation allowing 10 per cent, attorney’s fees for collection, in substance, that both before and after the maturity of the note they had tendered to the plaintiff the amount of the principal and interest due thereon; that the plaintiff declined to receive it, and requested them to retain the money; that on the day on which the note fell due, one of the defendants made inquiry at the plaintiff’s house for him, and received information that he had gone to the State of Ohio, to be absent…