Baxter v. Reynolds

Plaintiffs sued defendant to recover a bill for printing, which they claim was to be paid by him. It was the defendant’s claim that the printing was done for the Ancient Order of Loyal Americans, and that the credit was extended to that order, and not to the defendant. The case was tried by a jury, who rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiffs. Defendant appeals.

Plaintiffs filed with their declaration a bill of particulars. They were allowed on the trial to show that, after all the work was done, the defendant looked over their books containing the items embraced in their bill of…