Johnson v. Johnson
1 Minor 263
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The first count was on a promissory note, to be paid when defendant should be requested. The acknowledgment of a debt due for valuable consideration clearly implies a promise to pay it on request; the note or due bill was sufficiently described according to its legal effect. Under the second count also the evidence was clearly admissible. Let the judgment be affirmed.
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