Cromer Bros. v. Marsha
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil action tried before StarbucJc, J., and a jury at December Term 1897, of Forsyth Superior Court, on appeal from a judgment of a Justice of the Peace. There was a verdict for the plaintiffs and from the judgment thereon the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
Furches, J.;
This action commenced before a Justice of the Peace and, by successive appeals, has come to this Court. The amount claimed in the summons is $200, and there was no other complaint filed. The defendant denied owing the plaintiff anything, plead Statute of Frauds, and coverture.
Upon the trial the plaintiff offered in evidence a store account, consisting of many items gotten on different days, amounting to $242,- — stating that while the whole of said account was due, he only claimed $200, and that he remitted the excess. The trial proceeded upon this contention on the part of the…
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