The Law of Limitations of Actions in Pennsylvania
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to A., to indemnify him against the debts of the firm, of which there were several, but which were not designated, is not such a recognition of any particular debt as exempts it from the limitary bar.^ Nor is the promise of an adminis- trator that all the debts of the decedent shall be paid.^ An acknowledgment of some indebtedness on notes, without evi- dence to show they were the notes sued on, or the amount of them, will not support a recovery even for a nominal sum, so as to carry costs." "I... will pay you every cent I owe you" does not sufficiently designate a note owed by the speaker to the person addressed, to sustain an action on it.^ The remark by A. to B., "I am nearly through with my difficulties and I will pay all my honest debts, and I will of her to sell enough real estate to ' ^ Fawcett v. Fawoett, 95 Pa. St.
pay debts, does not arrest the run- 376. f - ning of the statute as to debts due *Agnew v. Fetterman, 4 W. 56.
by the decedent, but not barred, at 'Dobson v. Quantrell, 1 Phila.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to A., to indemnify him against the debts of the firm, of which there were several, but which were not designated, is not such a recognition of any particular debt as exempts it from the limitary bar.^ Nor is the promise of an adminis- trator that all the debts of the decedent shall be paid.^ An acknowledgment of some indebtedness on notes, without evi- dence to show they were the notes sued on, or the amount of them, will not support a recovery even for a nominal sum, so as to carry costs." "I... will pay you every cent I owe you" does not sufficiently designate a note owed by the speaker to the person addressed, to sustain an action on it.^ The remark by A. to B., "I am nearly through with my difficulties and I will pay all my honest debts, and I will of her to sell enough real estate to ' ^ Fawcett v. Fawoett, 95 Pa. St.
pay debts, does not arrest the run- 376. f - ning of the statute as to debts due *Agnew v. Fetterman, 4 W. 56.
by the decedent, but not barred, at 'Dobson v. Quantrell, 1 Phila.
What to read after The Law of Limitations of Actions in Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Trickett to read onlineMoreLess
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