Domick v. Brookhaven Box Co.

The appellant sued the appellee for two hundred twenty-five dollars and sixty-three cents, interest due upon certain notes given the appellant for deferred payments .in a contract of purchase by the Brookhaven Box Company of certain machinery.

Appellee, defendant in the court below, pleaded the general issue, and gave notice under the same- that it would prove during the summer of 1924 that the defendant was having its books and accounts inspected and examined with a view of interesting new capital in its business, and communicated with the plaintiff, appellant here, asking for a statement of…