Rybolt v. Milliken

On the 26th day of April, 1879, appellant brought suit against appellee in the circuit court to recover a sum of money for the price of certain farm products alleged to have been purchased by appellee, but not paid for. On the 28tli day of the month of May following, appellee appeared in court, in term time, in the absence of appellant and his attorneys, and moved the court to dismiss the suit at his costs, according to the terms of a certain stipulation signed by appellant, which was produced in court. The court thereupon dismissed the suit, and at a subsequent date refused to set aside said…