White v. Smith
New York Supreme Court
Appeal by plaintiffs from a judgment entered upon a report of a referee, in the office of the clerk of Schuyler county, on the 17th day of August, 1867, in favor of the defendant, for $96.39 damages, besides costs.
1Opinion of the Court
Present — Balcom, Parker and Boardman, JJ.
By the Court
Balcom, P. J.
The plaintiffs alleged in their complaint,' that between the 13th day of June and the 15th *470day of August, 1866, they, by themselves and their servants, performed work and labor as carpenters and joiners, and furnished material for the erection of a building in the village of Watkins, at the request of the defendant, and with her knowledge and approbation, to the amount of $541.90, as by the bill of items therefor, annexed to the complaint, would more fully appear; that the work and labor so performed for the defendant, and the…
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