Cutter-Tower Co. v. Clements

Cutter-Tower Company sued Clements upon an •account for $44, for rent of a typewriter. The account which was the basis of the suit, and which was attached as an exhibit to the plaintiff’s petition, was as follows: “Henry W. Clements, Lenox, Ga., bought of Cutter-Tower Company, manufacturers of wood toothpicks, stationers, specialties and advertising novelties. Selling agents of the Franklin Typewriter*. . . Rent of typewriter from April 2, 1906, to April 2, 1907, twelve months, $48.00. Credit March 2, 1906, $4.00.” The jury rendered a .verdict in favor of the plaintiff, for $20. Thereupon the…