Zonig v. Boehme

Citations

• 60 Wash. 500
• 111 P. 566
• 1910 Wash. LEXIS 1079

Syllabus

<p>Executors and Administrators — Claims—Payment—Evidence— Sufficiency. In an action to establish a claim against the estate ■of a deceased partner, there is sufficient evidence of payment of an account stated between the partners, where, on statement of the account, the deceased agreed to leave a check for the amount with an attorney, there was evidence that the parties shortly after met and ■discussed or passed a check, and the widow of the deceased testified that the plaintiff called on the deceased a few days later claiming he had not been paid sufficient money, when they went over their hooks again and agreed that the previous settlement was correct; especially in view of a delay of two years and failure to commence ¡suit during the lifetime of the deceased.</p>