Newton v. Miller

The plaintiff sued the defendants for services rendered as agent in superintending the construction of a building in Springfield, and for moneys expended by him in the course of his agency, and for money paid an architect for plans and specifications for the building. The defendants by their answer deny all the allegations of plaintiff’s petition.

The case was submitted to the court sitting as a. jury, and upon the trial, evidence was given conducing to show the agency, amounts expended, etc. Declarations of law were asked on both sides, and the case seems to have been fairly presented in the…