Pyle v. Starbird

Citations

• 72 Wash. 386
• 130 P. 477
• 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1929

Syllabus

<p>Money Loaned — Evidence—Sufficiency. The fact that plaintiff’s decedent remitted a check to the defendant does not create a presumption that the money was loaned, and an implied promise to repay is not thereby created and will not be found from the fact that decedent in her lifetime commenced an action to recover the same, where defendant’s contention that it was to repay advances and for services rendered was supported by the testimony of several persons who were witnesses to the transactions.</p>