Byers v. Lieberman

Evans, Judge.

Patricia Lieberman sued Charles Byers in two counts, seeking a money judgment. Count I sought a judgment for $1,500 based upon three promissory notes, plus interest, costs and attorneys fees. In Count II she sought judgment for $2,127.50, alleging that she paid out such in expenses of the last illness and funeral of her mother, who was the wife of the defendant. She alleges defendant is legally bound to reimburse her for same. The defendant answered alleging that for lack of sufficient evidence he could neither admit nor deny the execution of the notes in Count I. As to Count II,…