Grimm v. Hamel
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal from a j udgment of the Seventh District Court. The appeal rested upon exceptions by the defendant to evidence ad ■ mitted.or ¿rejected at the trial, and which are fully set out in the opinion. .Judgment having been given in favor of the plaintiff, -the defendant ¡appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Hilton, J.
The complaint in the court below - álleged an indebtedness by the defendant to the plaintiff in $250, for moneys paid at the defendant’s request, and also for moneys Jent and advanced, and goods sold and delivered to him. The *435answer was a general denial, and in addition claimed a set-off to the amount of $250 for work, labor and services. Upon the issue thus presented a trial was had, and the justice gave judgment for the plaintiff. The defendant appeals, and the grounds of the appeal consist of exceptions taken at the trial to the admission and rejection of evidence…
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