Hardman v. Bradley
Citations
- 85 Ill. 162
Syllabus
<p>Statute op Frauds—debt of another. Where one was sued for medical services rendered to another on the request of the defendant, and the Statute of Frauds was pleaded, it appearing in evidence that the original charge for the services was made against the third person, and not against the defendant, and, on settlement between the.parties, no claim was made that the defendant was liable, it was held,, that the defendant was not primarily liable, his undertaking not being an original one.</p>
Judges: Breese
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