Harris v. Knickerbacker , 1 Lock. Rev. Cas. 73 ( 1799 )

The Court of Errors reversed the decision, holding that the answer sufficiently denied the agreement as to interest, and that the evidence of the one witness was not sufficient to destroy the effect of the denial in the answer.

But leave was given the complainant to amend his bill so as to make it conform to the terms of the contract, as admitted by the answer of the defendant; upon such terms as to costs in the court below, as the Chancellor should direct.