O'Conner v. Arnold

The appellees placed an account against the appellant, for merchandise sold and delivered to him, in the hands of Richard Norris, an attorney, for collection. Norris proceeded by suit and recovered judgment against the appellant for four hundred and ninety-seven dollars and thirty-four cents. This is the judgment before us, which the appellant seeks to reverse.

Before suit was brought, while the account was in the hands of Norris for collection, and after it had been presented for payment to the appellant by Norris, the appellant paid to G. D. Henkle, to be credited on the account, one hundred…