Weirich v. Cook
Michigan Supreme Court
Case made from Kent. Assumpsit. Plaintiff had judgment below.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
This appears to have been an action of assumpsit, and was sent by the circuit court to a referee, who filed in the case a finding of which the following is a complete copy:
“ Finding of facts. I allow the plaintiff’s claim as follows :
*135Balance due December 1, 1876..................$197 75
Interest to date, 7 per cent.................... 12 19
$209 94
I allow defendant’s set off as follows:
Four loads of wood, 1J cords each, six cords of wood, $4 per cord............$24 00
I deduct the $6 credited for wood....... 6 00
- 18 00
Balance due plaintiff....................... $191.94
Law. I find that the…
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