Liskey v. Paul
Supreme Court of Virginia
Error to a 'judgment 'of tlie Oirouit Court of RoeMnghani county, rendered April 24, 1902, on a proceeding by motion for a judgment for money, wherein the plaintiff in error was the plaintiff, and the defendant in error was the defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchahait, J.
The plaintiff in error gave notice to the defendant in error that on a day named he would move the Circuit Court of Rockingham county to render judgment for the sum of $602.11, “being the aggregate amount of several obligations” due from the defendant to the plaintiff, "and which were described in the notice as three negotiable notes and one bond. The defendant appeared and filed the plea of the statute of limitation to the notes sued on, and a statement of set-offs claimed by him. To the plea of the statute of limitations, the plaintiff filed a special replication which was afterwards…
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