Baker v. Cohn
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCallahan, J.
In May, 1928, in the State of Florida, the plaintiff loaned $1,750 to defendant. Plaintiff claimed that it was agreed that the money was not to be repaid until defendant was financially able to do so. The trial court found that there was no agreement so extending the time of payment, but that the debt had matured immediately. We find the evidence supports the trial court’s decision on this question.
This brings us to the questions raised by the defenses of the New York and Florida Statutes of Limitations. This action was commenced in July, 1942, or more than fourteen years after the cause of…
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