Tison v. Citizens' Bank & Security Co.

The plaintiff, appellee, sued defendant, appellant, stating its case in count A, eliminating other counts theretofore filed. So far as presently important, count A reads:

“Plaintiff claims of the defendant $3,000, with interest thereon, for that whereas, on or about March 1, 1918, Bird Coal & Iron Company of Talladega, Ala., was indebted to plaintiff and Commercial Credit Company, of Baltimore, Md., in the sum of, to wit, $3,627, which was due from said Bird Coal & Iron Company on an account for fire brick which had been sold and delivered to said Bird Company by Southern Refractories Company…