This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 edition. Excerpt: ...That the plaintiff did not demand the proceeds of the goods therein mentioned, before the commencement of this action. No. 176. v. Denial of request by defendant (see No. SO.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint: L That he never requested the plaintiff to pay any money to James Brown. TL That he never promised to pay any money to the plaintiff on account of any money paid to the said Brown. No. 177. vi. Denial of note (see No. 56.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint: That the note mentioned therein is not his note. No. 178. vii Denial of indorsement (see Nos. 59 to 62.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint; That he did not indorse the note mentioned therein. ANSWERS. No. 179. viii. Denial of notice of dishonor (see No. 59.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint: That notice of the dishonor of the note or, bill of exchange mentioned in the complaint, was not given to him. No. 180. ix. Denial of acceptance of bill of exchange (see iVbs. 64 to 67.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint: That he did not accept the bill mentioned therein. No. 181. x. Denial of presentment see Nbs. 68 to 71.) title. The defendant answers to the complaint: That the bill mentioned therein was never presented to him or, to William Brown, &c ANSWERS. TITLE in. AVOIDANCE. Section 1. Not to the merits. 2. To the merits, showing the contract to be void. 3. To the merits, showing that the cause of action has not yet accrued. 4. To the merits, discharging the contract. 5. Justification of wrongs. 6. Several defenses. Sec. 1. Not To The Merits. No. 182. i. Want of jurisdiction. TITLE.J The defendant answers to the complaint: That he was at the commencement of this action, and is now, consul of the King of Italy for the...
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