Grenet's Estate

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Stern,

Under date of September 20, 1911, Samuel J. Grenet delivered to James P. Greene his two promissory notes, each in the sum of f1,500, one payable sixty days after date, the other a judgment note under seal payable one day after date. Greene died in 1925 and Grenet in 1935. At the audit of the account of Grenet’s executors these notes were presented by Greene’s widow as administratrix of her husband’s estate. The court ruled that the sixty-day promissory note was barred by the statute of limitations (as to this there is no contest), but sustained the claim on the…