Dunning v. Price

Citations

• 56 Ill. 338

Syllabus

<p>Limitations—contract in writing. A plea of the statute of limitations of five years is not a good plea to a count in an action of assumpsit on a contract in writing, wherein the assignee of a judgment agrees to pay to the judgment creditor, his assignor, a certain sum in satisfaction of the interest of the latter therein, when a note to be given in settlement of the judgment shall be paid.</p>