Nelson v. Bond
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal- from Harford County Court. This was an action of Assumpsit, brought on the 7th May 1839, by the appellee against .the appellant,, to recover the amount of a promissory note of Elizabeth, the wife of the appellant, made, while sole, on the 1st April 1831, at Donaldson, in the State of Louisiana, payable twelve months after date, to Joshua) B. Bond the appellee, and one Richard Bond, (since dead,) then partners in trade, &c., for the sum of $136.63, bearing ten per…
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Appeal- from Harford County Court. This was an action of Assumpsit, brought on the 7th May 1839, by the appellee against .the appellant,, to recover the amount of a promissory note of Elizabeth, the wife of the appellant, made, while sole, on the 1st April 1831, at Donaldson, in the State of Louisiana, payable twelve months after date, to Joshua) B. Bond the appellee, and one Richard Bond, (since dead,) then partners in trade, &c., for the sum of $136.63, bearing ten per cent, interest, for value received. The parties, without further pleading, submitted the ease to the county.court on the…
1Opinion of the CourtSpence, J.
The statement of facts in this case set forth that the action is instituted upon a promissory note executed by Elizabeth Stansbury to Joshua B. Bond and Richard Bond; that the note was made and executed in the State of Louisiana, and that at the time the parties were citizens of the said State; it is also admitted, that subsequently to the time of making the note, the defendant Elizabeth removed to the State of Maryland, and tyas discharged under the insolvent laws of Maryland, and *221intermarried with the defendant William Nelson. It is further admitted, that Richard Bond hath died, and Joshua…
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