Collier v. Woody
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
LIVINGSTON, Chief Justice.
C. Á. Woody brought suit against Chris Collier and Mary Joe Collier, his wife, in the Circuit Court of Madison County. The suit was to recover for goods sold and delivered during the year 1949. The complainant, in several counts, claimed the sum of $1,202.95 due by open account, stated account, and promissory note.
The defendants interposed plea of the general issue in short by consent, with leave, etc.; and a special plea of recoupment.
The cause was tried by the court below without the aid of a jury and resulted in a judgment for the plaintiff for the sum of…
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