Deimel v. Brown

The appeal in this case is by the consent of the parties treated as one, though in fact there were several decrees in the Superior Court in favor of different judgment creditors of Jacob Biersdorf. There is but one issue in the case. Appellants admit that in February, 1884, they bought from Biersdorf goods to the value of $14,700. If they ever paid for them, these decrees are wrong, if not, right.

The bill called for answer under oath, and contained this interrogatory:

“4th. Has said plush ever been paid for, and if so, when and in what manner; if in cash state how much cash was paid and…