Joyce-Pruit Co. v. Meadows
Citations
- 27 N.M. 529
- 203 P. 537
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>(1) A debt barred by the statute of limitations is revived by an admission that it is unpaid made in writing and signed by the party to be charged. P. 531</p> <p>(2) It is not necessary that such an admission amount to a new promise to pay, express or implied. P. 531</p> <p>(3) It is not necessary that the admission be made to the creditor. P. 533</p> <p>(4) The fact that the admission is made in a deposition in answer to cross-interrogatories does not alter its effect. P. 534</p>
Judges: Davis, Parker, Raynolds
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