Templin v. Krahn

Debt by Krahn v. Templin. The declaration alleges that Templin, on the 26th of February, 1844, made his promissory note in writing, whereby he promised to pay to Krahn, or his agent or attorney, in Albany, three years from date, the sum of 75 dollars, with interest, payable annually; conditioned that the maker might pay said note 90 days before maturity, in good notes or due-bills then due on men in Delaware county. The note is alleged to be lost, but due and unpaid. The declaration was filed in 1851.

Plea, the general issue. Trial by the Court.

The evidence given upon the hearing was the…