Webb v. Carter
Supreme Court of Georgia
Statute of limitations. Promissory notes. Before JudgePottle. Hart Superior Court. September Term, 1878. Reported in the opinion.. cited acts-1869, pp. 133-134; 34 Ga., 246; 47 lb., 340, 342; 3 Gill & John., 394; 1 Peters, 360; 3 lb., 270; 5 lb., 407;. 8 Cranch, 84, 98 ; 2 Wheaton, 25; 46 Ga., 126.
1Opinion of the Court
Jaokson, Justice.
F. E. Harrison, the plaintiff below, brought suit against James M. Carter and John H. Skelton, executors of M.. Carter, deceased, upon a note hereinbelow copied, and alleged in his declaration, that on the 30th day of December,. 1869, the said M. Carter “made a payment of five dollars on said note, and, in writing, made a new promise to pay the same,” and that on the said 30th day of December, 1869, said M. Carter “made a written 'acknowledgment off his existing liability to pay said note.”
The following is a copy of said note and of the entry thereon :
“$464.61. September 22,…
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