Pettengill v. Shoenbar

Assumpsit upon a note and account annexed for goods sold and delivered. The case was heard by the presiding Judge with the right of exceptions. Judgment was rendered for the full amount sued for.

The defendant claimed that there was not sufficient proof of delivery of the goods to hold him liable; but the court ruled otherwise, and this is the only question raised by the exceptions.

A full report of the evidence is not before us, but the exceptions state that the plaintiff was a country store-keeper and the only witness, and that he introduced his books containing charges against the defendant…