Freeman v. Ingerson
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Barry; Smith J. Assumpsit by William O. Freeman against Stephen S. Ingerson for the value of certain wheat stored with defendant. There was judgment for plaintiff, and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
William O. Freeman, the plaintiff above named, commenced an action of assumpsit in justice’s court against the defendant, Stephen S. Ingerson, July 27, 1903, whereupon the defendant filed a plea of the gen*8eral issue and gave notice of the defense of the statute of limitations. The case was tried in justice’s court, where a verdict of no cause of action was rendered, and came into the circuit court for the county of Barry by appeal, where, upon the second trial of the same, a verdict was rendered in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant for $135.94, and judgment duly entered, and…
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