Modlin v. North-Western Turnpike Co.
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Henry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
Claim by the appellee against the appellant, as administrator of the estate of Richard Modlin, deceased, on. *493a promissory note dated August 10th, 1871, executed by the deceased to one Hazzard, and by him indorsed to the appellee. Answer in three paragraphs, as follows:
1. Want of consideration.
2. That the note was given for, and to secure the payment of, an instalment of a pretended tax assessment in favor of the plaintiff, for and on account of pretended benefits to the land of said decedent on account of the construction of a gravel road or turnpike by the plaintiff within one and one-half…
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