Clark v. Searight

Citations

• 135 Pa. 173
• 19 A. 941
• 1890 Pa. LEXIS 1164

Syllabus

<p>A promissory note, not made payable by express stipulation at any particular place, is payable at the place where it was made, and is therefore governed by the law of that place as to the rate of interest collectible before and after maturity; the act of May 28, 1858, P. L. 622, having no bearing upon contracts made and to be performed outside the state.</p>