Jack Brandt, Ltd. v. Morris

PRITCHARD, Commissioner.

The decisive question is whether the appeal of this case is premature because the judgment of the trial court did not dispose of appellants’ counter-claim.

Respondent’s petition was upon an account for household furniture and furnishings sold to appellants, and for interior decorating and construction supervision services, all of which was furnished, done and performed at appellants’ request between June 6, 1958 and January 8, 1960. The prayer of the petition was for $5,253.38, costs and interest from April 1, 1959. Appellants denied the allegations of account due, and…