Brown v. Robbins
Indiana Supreme Court
Brown v. Robbins, 1 Smith & H. 14 (Ind. 1848)
Brown v. Robbins
Opinion of the Court
Held, That upon this evidence, the judgment, on the demurrer, should have been for the plaintiff. That a jury might have inferred that the plaintiff’s delay in sueing the maker, was authorised by the defendant, and this being the case, no laches could be imputed to the plaintiff on account of the time which had elapsed before his suit against the maker was commenced. Nance v. Dunlavy, 7 Blackf. 172.
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