Gage v. Punchard
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal from judgment of Sixth District Court in favor of plaintiff for $50 damages and $12 dollars costs. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJoseph F. Daly, J.
The plaintiff being indebted to the ■defendants in the sum of $238 47, delivered to them on May 14, 1869, as collateral security, a promissory note for $300, made by Elias S. Oortelyou to the order of Henry 0. Hendrickson, and indorsed by Hendrickson at six months, due November 6, 1869. When it fell due, Hendrickson paid defendants $100 in cash on it, and gave the two new promissory notes of the firm of Hendrickson & Oortelyou, each for $100, both dated November 6th, 1869, one payable four, and the other ■seven months after date, to the order of defendants, and also -executed and delivered to…
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