Kaiser & Brother v. Hancock

In 1891 Kaiser & Brother, through their attorney,. J. T. Neeson, brought suit, in Montgomery superior court, Against W. H. Hancock, on an open account for $449.22. The-case was tried at the April term, 1898, when the defendant-filed an amended plea in which he set up that, “on the 10th day of March, 1894, he paid to J. T. Neeson, the attorney of' record for the plaintiff, . . the sum of $350.00 as a full settlement of the account, the subject-matter of the suit.” On the trial, both members of the firm of Kaiser & Brother and one of the firm’s employees testified, that the goods represented by…