Williams v. Jones

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

H. F. Williams sued Henry D. Jones on an account, chiefly for labor, claiming a balance due him of $131.72. Jones filed an answer setting up an account on his part on which he claimed a balance of $239.95 to be due to him. On' the trial judgment was rendered for the plaintiff for $99.80, from which this appeal is taken.

*2831. The defendant’s whole contention is that two answers returned by the jury to special questions were without support in the evidence, and that the court erred in refusing to set them aside and render judgment in his favor. A…