Welborn v. Swain

Davison.

This was an action by Swain against Welborn for work and labor; for money paid, laid out and expended; for goods sold and delivéred; for money loaned, and for money due upon an account stated, &c.

James Brown and J. B. Julian, for the appellant. Mellett $ Martindale, for the appellees.

Defendant answered by a denial. Verdict for the plaintiff, upon which the Court, having refused a new trial, rendered judgment.

There is a bill of exceptions which shows that defendant moved to suppress the deposition of Thomas Lewis on the ground that the officer before whom it was taken does not state,…