Lawrence
Textile National Bank v. Lawrence
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Richards, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff in an action brought to recover upon two certain promissory notes executed by the defendant in the year 1909 in the state of Pennsylvania. The complaint in two counts sets forth these two obligations, one in each count, and prays judgment for the aggregate sum alleged to be due thereon. The complaint as to each of these obligations also alleges that at various dates between the 30th of December, 1913, and the 15th of May, 1916, the defendant acknowledged his said indebtedness in writing and promised to pay the same. The answer of the defendant denies his indebtedness upon each of those obligations, and denies his acknowledgment and agreement to pay the same as set forth in said complaint, and further pleads that both causes of action are barred by various provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure relating to the statute of limitations. Upon the trial of the cause the court gave judgment in the plaintiff’s favor upon the first count in his complaint, and in the defendant’s favor upon the second count thereof. The defendant appeals from the judgment rendered against him upon said first count.