Lukens v. Goit

Plaintiff brought an action against the defendants for a money judgment. The complaint was in two counts. The first count declared upon a note dated January 27, 1965, in the sum of $2100, together with interest, which was signed by the defendants as makers and made payable on demand to the plaintiff. The face of the note bore the notation “Wages from May 4, 1964 to Jan. 2, 1965.” In answer to the first count the defendants admitted execution and delivery of the note; alleged tender of payment in a just and true amount had been made and refused by plaintiff; and by way of an affirmative…