Legal Opinion
Hall v. Weaver
United States Circuit Court
Decided February 29, 1888PublishedCited by 3 opinions
At Law. On motion for new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtDeady, J.
On December 23, 1886, tbe plaintiffs, citizens of tbe state of Illinois, and doing business in Chicago, under the firm name of T. W. Hall & Co., commenced this action against the defendant, George Weaver, a citizen of Oregon, as administrator of Hans Weaver, deceased, to recover the sum of $8,503.09, with interest from said date, as and for money theretofore advanced to W. F. Owens on the security of the bond of said Hans Weaver.
On the trial it was admitted that since the commencement of the action the plaintiffs had received from parties to said bond the sum of $3,663.10 on said demand, and…
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