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· 9/15/1872

Morrow v. Robinson

Citations

  • 4 Del. Ch. 521

Syllabus

<p>The presumption of payment after twenty years applies to judgments, ther e having been no payment of interest, acknowledgement of indebtedness or demand for payment within that period, nor evidence serving to rebut the legal presumption arising from the lapse of time.</p> <p>Where the presumption of payment after twenty years was applied to judgments under a decree pro confessa, a bond was taken from the parties held entitled to the fund, which would otherwise have been applicable to the judgments under Rev. Code, Ch, 95, Sec. 5.</p>

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