Theron Ford Co. v. Dudley

This case was first brought on two counts, and a third was later added, each purporting to set up this single cause of action in a different way. Before the case went to the jury a bill of particulars was filed by order of court. No direction was given to the jury as to these different counts, and the case went to them on the general question whether the plaintiff had proved its claim as specifically itemized, in the bill of particulars.

The daughter of the deceased, Minnie Davis Hull, was, on motion, made a party defendant, as was D. F. Bowes, the administrator of the estate of the decedent.…