Corgan v. Anderson

We might, with great propriety, refuse to consider this case, for the reason, that no sufficient abstract has been furnished under the rule. The record is quite voluminous, and the writing barely legible, rendering a full abstract essential to a proper understanding of the case.

We gather from it that it was an action of indebitatus assumpsit, for goods, wares, and merchandise, and barrels of whisky, sold and delivered by the plaintiff’s, doing business as partners, to the defendant. The pleas were, non-assumpsit; set-off, with an account filed of the sale and delivery of certain goods, etc.,…