Grumley v. Webb, 48 Mo. 562 (1871)

Citation: Grumley v. Webb, 48 Mo. 562 (1871)
Parent Document: Grumley v. Webb, 48 Mo. 562 (1871)
Jurisdiction: Missouri (state)
Effective Date: 1871-10-15
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/8046745/grumley-v-webb/ ↗

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As an answer to the plaintiff’s claim, the defendant avers a compromise and release of it. He sets up an accord and satisfaction in bar of the suit, alleging, in substance, that since the accrual of the cause of action sued on, the plaintiff and defendant have settled all matters in difference between them, inclüding said supposed cause of action, and that the defendant, in consummation of such settlement, paid the plaintiff the sum of $6,500, and that the plaintiff accepted and received the same in full satisfaction of all claims and demands then existing in his favor against the defendant — the claim now in litigation, as the defendant alleges, being one of them. . .

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