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Breach of Contract Not a Defense to Action on Promissory Note.

Breach of contract is not a defense to an action for money only on a promissory note. The breach of contract could, however, be the subject of a separate action.  German American Capital Corporation v Oxley Development Company, LLC 8937 Index 651140/10 First Dept. 1-3-13

 

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