McCaskey Register Co. v. Mann

Appellant ■ sued appellees for a balance of $494 and interest and attorney’s fees claimed to be due it under two written contracts, dated September 10, 1919, and October 25, 1919, alleged to have been made by appellees with appellant. Appellant alleged that appellees purchased from it, as provided in said contracts, the supplies, materials, and equipment, etc., known as the “McOas-key System,” used in keeping and in rendering accounts for merchants. Such system appears to have been designed and intended to render unnecessary the keeping of a set of books.

The appellees in their answer…