Abbott v. Smith
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Dearborn Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoache, J.
Foreign attachment by Smith against the
plaintiffs in error. Property of the plaintiffs, who were non-residents, was regularly attached. A declaration was filed, containing a count on an account stated, and the money counts. The defendants below appeared and plead the general issue, and notice, of set-off. By agreement of parties, the case was tried by the Court, which found for the plaintiff, and rendered a judgment for 1,537 dollars and 89 cents.
In support of his declaration, Smith introduced an account stated by Abbott and Brothers, under date of June 30, 1844, exhibiting a series of…
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