Jolliffe v. Higgins

6 Va. 3
CourtSupreme Court of Virginia
DecidedOctober 21, 1817
StatusPublished

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Bluebook
Jolliffe v. Higgins, 6 Va. 3 (Va. 1817).

Opinion

Deigh.

This distinction is a new one to me. I should like to see an authority in support of it. Whether assumpsit or debt be brought on a promissory note, in either case the note is but evidence of the debt. According to Mr. Wickham’s argument, an executor may maintain debt on a note to himself, but cannot assumpsit.

The Court affirmed the Judgment.

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