Wigdale v. Anderson

Hilton, Justice.

Plaintiff brought this action to recover $700 loaned by him to defendant on or about January 8, 1931, which defendant agreed to repay within a reasonable time at six per cent interest. The complaint further alleged that the reasonable time had expired; that demand had been made on defendant; and that no part thereof had been paid. Judgment was demanded accordingly. Defendant admitted the loan and that, though demanded, nothing had been paid thereon, and as and for a defense and counterclaim set forth certain transactions, promises, and agreements (hereinafter referred to)…