Strutz v. Brown

Long, O. J.

This action was commenced in the circuit court by filing a declaration on the common counts, with a copy of two promissory notes set out under proper notice; also a further notice was given, as follows:

“Thatthe following is a true copy of the particulars of plaintiff’s demand under the common counts of said declaration, viz.:

“To balance due for services as bookkeeper from October 16, 1894, to December 26, 1894, $50.

“ Interest on same,-.”

This was signed by plaintiff’s attorneys.

Defendant demanded a further bill of particulars, which was not furnished, and his default was entered for…