McKane v. Gordon
Supreme Court of Vermont
General Assumpsit. Heard on the pleadings and report of a referee, and defendants’ several exceptions thereto, at the September Term, 1910, Washington County, Hall, J., presiding. Exceptions overruled, and judgment for plaintiff. All parties excepted. The opinion states the case. See 77 Yt. 7, and 79 Vt. 13.
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, J.
The action is general assumpsit. Each defendant pleaded the general issue, and defendant Gordon also pleaded book-account in offset. The case was tried before one styled a referee and auditor, whose report was accepted and judgment rendered thereon for the plaintiff. The case was argued before us on a bill of exceptions in behalf of the plaintiff, and bills in behalf of each defendant.
It is stated in the plaintiff’s bill that no exceptions were taken in his behalf before the auditor, nor to the report. That none were filed in the court below, nor any claim made in respect thereto until the…
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