Milne v. Rempublicam

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Milne v. Rempublicam

3 Yeates 102

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania·Decided December 15, 1800·Published·Cited by 4 cases

Opinion

By the Court.

The payment of the principal sums does not appear to be disputed. For such sums as the plaintiff has paid and shown his receipts, which are properly chargeable against the state, let interest be computed thereon, from the times of the dates respectively. As to the rest, interest is only due from the state, from the time of the demand on the legislature.

Verdict pro quer, accordingly, for $481-&¶.

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By the Court.

The payment of the principal sums does not appear to be disputed. For such sums as the plaintiff has paid and shown his receipts, which are properly chargeable against the state, let interest be computed thereon, from the times of the dates respectively. As to the rest, interest is only due from the state, from the time of the demand on the legislature.

Verdict pro quer, accordingly, for $481-&¶.

Milne v. Rempublicam, 3 Yeates 102 (Pa. 1800).

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