Koschwitz v. Healy

There are several errors in the record of this case, which would require a reversal of the judgment; but one of which we deem it necessary to notice in this opinion, as, in the view we take of the law governing this case, that one error will dispose of all others.

In 1868 Thomas Dwyer presented an account to the appellant, as administrator, for an allowance. The account purported to have been a running account from 1860 to 1863, inclusive. The administrator rejected the account, and on the day before the statute would have barred the suit, on the 15th of June, 1868, this suit was instituted in…