In May 1963, Ferri executed a note promising to pay $3,000 to Sylvias order within ten years after date. Two years later, Sylvia demanded payment. When refused, Sylvia sued Ferri. Is the note due at a definite time? If so,

In May 1963, Ferri executed a note promising to pay $3,000 to Sylvia’s order “within ten years after date.” Two years later, Sylvia demanded payment. When refused, Sylvia sued Ferri. Is the note due at a definite time? If so, when? If not, why not? (Ferri v. Sylvia, 214 A.2d 470)

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Chapter # 30
Section: REVIEW LEGAL CONCEPTS
Problem: 16
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