Greenwade v. Williams

STANLEY, Commissioner.

On September 1, 1933, Mary Lee Williams gave Martha Greenwade a note for $200, payable three years after date “with 6 per cent interest from date until paid, interest payable semiannually.” The note was the third of a series and was secured by purchase money lien. In August, 1948, Mrs. Greenwade’s administrator filed suit on the note against Mrs. Williams. Her. answer pleaded a tender of payment at its maturity. It was of a check for $236, being the principal and three years simple interest. The tender was continued in the pleadings and evidence. After receiving…