DIGGINS, J., November 10, 1958.
Plaintiff instituted suit in trespass after the statute had run and alleged in the complaint certain facts now urged as constituting promissory estoppel against defendant, tolling the statute. Defendant's answer simply takes the position that this allegation, among others, requires no answer, but demands proof thereof at the trial, and in new matter specifically pleads the statute of limitations, to which plaintiff replies that since...
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