Congress Construction Co. v. Interior Building Co.

This was an action of assumpsit by appellee against appellant. The declaration consisted of the common counts, including a count ón an account stated. Appellant pleaded the general issue. Appellee’s evidence was, in substance, that the appellee had two contracts with appellant for work, labor and material, to be done and furnished for two school buildings; that the contracts were made in the fall of 1894, and were both completed by appellee about April 16, 1895;' that a statement of appellee’s account with appellant, in respect to the two school buildings, showing the balance due, was…