New York Court of Appeals
Maurice A. MacK, Appellant v. Walter A. B. Mendels, Respondent
November 20, 1928249 N.Y. 356
Summary
The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower courts' judgment that the six‑year statute of limitations barred the plaintiff's action on a note. It held that physical presence in New York, not residence, determines whether the limitation period runs, and the defendant's regular attendance at his New York office meant the statute was not suspended.