Smith v. Keating
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFoster, J.
This judgment on a promissory note must be reversed because of the error of the trial court in withdrawing the defense of payment from the jury and directing a verdict for the respondents (plaintiffs).
The note (for $6,750) represented the balance of the purchase price ($26,750) of the plaintiffs’ home under an executory real-estate contract. To that complaint, appellants pleaded payment, and in support of that affirmative defense, produced evidence summarized as follows:
Respondents listed their home for sale with Charles P. Wolf, then a licensed real-estate broker in Seattle. On August 27,…
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