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· 7/1/1872

Kirby v. Day

Citations

  • 35 Tex. 652

Syllabus

<p>I. A judgment rendered on a note given for a loan of Confederate money cannot be sustained on the ground that the defendant induced the plaintifE to sell cotton, in order to raise the Confederate money for which the note was given. The adjudications of this court upon Confederate money transactions have not been influenced by such considerations.</p> <p>3. Qucere, would an action for damages lie in favor of a party who was fraudulently induced by another to sell property for Confederate money ?</p>

Judges: Walker

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