Cook v. Stevenson

Graves, Ch. J.

This is a case made after judgment. The suit was commenced by attachment. The declaration embraced, with the common counts, some which set up a special agreement. In these last were alleged the terms of a sale in August, 1869, by decedent to defendant, of a stock of groceries and merchandise, and other things, with the bus-' iness and good will of decedent, for four thousand eight hundred dollars. As stated in the record, the terms and particulars of the arrangement were special and peculiar; *244but we do not conceive it needful to reproduce all the* details here. So far as…