Cassady v. Laughlin
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Rush Circuit Court. This was an action ^ agajnst W. Cassady. Demurrer to the declaration and judgment for the plaintiff below. After the rendition of the judgment, W. Cassady died, and his administrators have sued out this writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
Debt on a writing obligatory, made by the intestate to the defendant in error, for 200 dollars, to be paid in lumber, of such description as the payee might require, to be delivered in Rushville, on or before the last day of September, 1829, at the lowest cash price.
The declaration avers that on the last day of payment, the payee delivered to the payor, at Rushville, the place of payment, a description of the lumber required, and then and there demanded payment, but that the payor neglected and refused to pay the same, or any part thereof. To this declaration the payor demurs in law; alleging…
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