Little v. Rivers

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Chief Justice Stabrer.

In 1925, the plaintiffs brought this action, one at law, in which they alleged that the defendant was indebted to them on an open account in the sum of $224.55. By his answer, Rivers denied certain specific items in the account as stated, and pleaded by way of counterclaim that in the fall of 1920 he delivered to Little & Co., to be applied to his account, three and one-half bales of cotton of the approximate value of $323.75, but that they failed to give him credit therefor. By agreement, the matter was referred to a special…