Young v. Burnett ( 1923 )

The plaintiff's right of action accrued against the defendant when he paid the notes. He therefore can maintain this action, the payment being made within six years from the date of the writ, even if the holder of the notes could not here maintain a suit thereon against the defendant. Whipple v. Stevens, 19 N.H. 150; Boardman v. Paige, 11 N.H. 431; Peaslee v. Breed,10 N.H. 489.

Exceptions overruled.

All concurred.