Johnson v. Chambers

The appellees brought an action for goods sold and delivered, against the appellants. The complaint contained only a single paragraph, in the form of the common count, ■ accompanied by a bill of particulars. The defense was a denial of all the allegations in the complaint. On this issue there was a trial by a jury, verdict for plain*103tiffs, and judgment on the verdict, over a motion for a new trial, which was overruled by the Court, and to which the proper exception was taken by the appellants.

The evidence and instructions all appear in the record by bills of exceptions. The facts are these:…