Temple v. Aders

This action was commenced by the appellee against the appellants. The complaint was in two paragraphs. The first was on a promissory note, and the second was for work and labor, and money paid, and was accompanied by a bill of particulars.

After considerable efforts to form issues, it was agreed by the parties that the defendants should plead the general denial, and that each party might, under the issue thus formed, prove any and all facts which he or they would be entitled to prove under any form of pleading which might properly have been filed.

There was a trial by jury, a verdict for the…