United States v. Taylor

VAN DUSEN, District Judge.

This case involves the adequacy of the proofs to support defendant’s contention that a loan of $10,000 made by Charles Price, of Burnt Mills Hills, Maryland, to defendant, on or about September 28, 1949,1 was made in the District of Columbia so that the three-year period of limitations prescribed by the District of Columbia Code2 governs rather than Pennsylvania’s six-year period of limitations.3 The record before the court on this motion of defendant for summary judgment4 consists of affidavits, depositions and the pleadings.

An uncontradicted affidavit of Charles A.…