Hayes v. U. S. Materials Co.

In an action to recover the purchase price of four carloads of sand alleged to have been sold and delivered to defendant, and in which defendant filed a claim of set-off for damages in the sum of $914.30, the jury returned a verdict finding the issues in favor of plaintiff and assessing his damages at the sum of $297.90. Judgment was entered for said sum against defendant on February 25, 1922, and an appeal was perfected. Defendant was given sixty days within which to file a bill of exceptions, and within the required time such a bill was presented to the trial judge and subsequently…