New York Court of Appeals April 11, 1871 (Mygatt v. . Wilcox)

Grover, J.

It was conceded by the appellants, upon the trial, that the services of the respondent were reasonably worth the amount charged by him therefor. The questions raised by the exceptions are, whether the demand was barred by the statute of limitations ; second, whether the appellants were liable therefor personally or only in their representative capacity; and third, if personally liable,