Baker v. Carr
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Fulton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C. C.
In this case the appellee claimed $126.85 for sawing 31,713 feet of ash lumber for the appellant, at $4 a thousand. The defendant answered in two paragraphs, to wit:
1. A general denial.
2. That in August, 1883, the plaintiff and defendant had a settlement of all accounts, upon which the defendant was found indebted to the plaintiff in' the sum of $8, which he paid before the commencement of this suit.
The plaintiff replied in two paragraphs, viz.:
1. A denial.
2. Admitting a settlement, but alleging that it did not embrace the account sued on.
A jury found a verdict for the…
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