CARLISLE, J.
Where, in an action of distraint for past due rent, the only defense interposed by the tenant is that the rent is not due, it being contended by the tenant that it had entered into an accord and satisfaction of the rent due with the duly authorized agent of the landlord by assigning certain funds due the tenant under a contract with the Federal government, which had already been assigned to a named bank, payable on order of the tenant, and that this assignment...
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