Slade v. Leonard
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Union Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Newcomb, C.
The appellee, as administratrix of the estate of Clarence R. Leonard, filed a complaint of three paragraphs against the defendant, Slade. The first and second alleged an indebtedness to the deceased, in his lifetime, for money loaned ; and the account, filed with these paragraphs, consisted of two items, one of $60 and one of $80.
The third paragraph declared on an alleged indebtedness of $140, the balance due on account of $434.63, the whole account, with the credits thereon, being filed with the complaint, and of the credits it was shown that $153.38 had been paid to the plaintiff…
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