Nye v. Power
New York Supreme Court
Action by George H. Nye against James Harrison Power. Motion by plaintiff to strike out as frivolous and irrelevant the first two defenses.
1Opinion of the CourtFoote, J.
The complaint alleges the execution by the defendant to plaintiff for value of his promissory note for $1,200 February 1, 1910, payable 30 days after date to the plaintiff or order, at the Cayuga National Bank, Auburn, N. Y., “and thereupon duly delivered the said note to the plaintiff who is the owner and holder thereof and that no part thereof has been paid, and the defendant is indebted thereon to this plaintiff in the sum of $1,200.00, with interest thereon from the 2nd of March, 1910.”
The defendant’s answer is as follows:
“(1) Denies, upon information and belief, that the plaintiff is the…
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