Fravell v. Nett

Plaintiff’s complaint sets up several causes of taction, all of which are admitted by defendant, except the first and sixth, which alone were litigated. The first count charges that in June, 1886, the plaintiff loaned to defendant the sum of $360, and talleges an indebtedness by him to her in that sum, with interest. It is objected that the evidence fails to establish this cause of action. Instead of advancing that amount in money, the facts, as shown by plaintiff’s evidence, are these: Plaintiff held a note against one Brick for the sum in question, who in turn was a creditor of the…