Plasko v. Orser

By a promissory note dated May 17,1971, the defendant promised to pay the plaintiff “the sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars ($7500) with interest at six per cent per annum payable in weekly installments of one hundred dollars.” On default “the whole principal sum together with interest thereon then unpaid... becomes due and payable on demand.” The plaintiff brought an action in contract in a District Court alleging “that the defendant has paid $5300. on account of said note and that the last payment was made on or about December 7, 1973,” that the defendant was in default, and that…