Baxter v. Macgowan

These cases, although distinct and several in their facts, involve the same principles of law and may properly be considered in a single opinion.

Baxter v. Macgowan, Jr., Administrator.

The plaintiff, in this suit to recover an alleged indebtedness due him from the defendant’s intestate, states his cause of action in two counts, the first in the form of an account annexed, and the second for money had and received and also for money found to be due on an account stated. The defendant’s demurrer, directed specially to each count, was overruled. Exceptions were reserved.

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