Gogol v. Baltimore & O. R.

How courts have described this case

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• breach-of-contract case where a written order accepted by the defendant railway company was determined to be \an instrument in writing for the payment of money\ that the court found was subject to interest computed from the date on which the right to the moneys was determined to exist
• breach-of-contract case where a written order accepted by the defendant railway company was determined to be “an instrument in writing for the payment of money” that the court found was subject to interest computed from the date on which the right to the moneys was determined to exist

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).