Powers v. McBride

—The plaintiff sued defendant to recover $251.11 for goods sold and delivered between July 8, and October 24, 1882. Tb e defendants answered alleging that.the credit as to $157.51 of the goods had riot expired when the action was commenced. This answer must be regarded as true so far as the same may be taken as an admission against the defendants.

The claim was . . • . . . . . $251.11

Amount not due according to defendant’s

answer ....... 157.51

Balance due when action was commenced . $93.60

The defendants offered to allow judgment for this sum ($93.60) with interest. From these admittedfads, it…