Momsen v. Atkins

It appears from the record that for several years prior to June 3, 1893, the plaintiff’s assignor, Frederick T. Day, was in the habit of loaning and investing moneys for the defendant, and collecting the same, and paying taxes, and rendering services for her in such matters; that June 3, 1893, he made a voluntary assignment for the benefit of his creditors to the plaintiff; that August 2,1891, Momsen, as such assignee, commenced this action to recover for sundry items on account for services and disbursements, in the aggregate amounting to $1,383.13, together with interest thereon from July…