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Excerpt from Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of California, Vol. 21
York, the aggregate amount of their indebtedness being over of which 11 was due the plaintiffs.
This indebtedness to the plaintiffs was in the form of promissory notes, five in number, of which but two were due in December, 1856, and the first four are those now ln suit. The indebtedness to the other creditors was in the form of notes or book accounts.
The defendants could not meet their indebtedness, and on December 17th, 1856, the creditors, including the plaintiffs, entered into the written agreement which is set forth in the opinion.
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