Teems v. Burel

1. On the trial of a suit to recover on an open account for various items of groceries, etc., alleged to have been furnished to the defendant by the plaintiff, as represented in various items in an itemized statement attached, where the plaintiff testified that the account was true, due, and unpaid, that the defendant had admitted he owed the account and had agreed to pay the same, that the plaintiff had demanded payment of the defendant, and the defendant had refused to pay, and where the defendant in his testimony did not deny making the admission sworn to by the plaintiff, but testified…