Freehling v. Ketchum

Campbell, 0. J.

Freehling sued the Ketehums under the common counts for goods sold, work and labor, money lent, money had and received, and account stated.

The record shows a bill of particulars (whether demanded or voluntarily furnished does not appear), which contained six separate charges for the aggregate value of goods furnished to sell on commission, on vari*300ous days mentioned, and three similar charges for goods sold on various days, giving the aggregate charge in each instance, but not giving the separate articles of goods thus furnished. No objection seems to have been taken before…