Alexander v. Paul

Plaintiff seeks judgment against defendant for $310. He alleged that he loaned her $50 in cash on January 16, 1942, and $200 on February 14, 1942, payable on demand; that he borrowed from a finance company the money with which to make the loans and paid $60 interest thereon. This is also sued for. He avers amicable demand.

Defendant admits the loans were made to her as alleged, but pleads payment thereof. She denies liability for the other $60.

The court gave plaintiff judgment for $180 with legal interest from April 20, 1943, until paid, and defendant appealed. By answer to the appeal,…