Crawford v. Jackson

(Pro Tempore).

Plaintiff’s complaint stated three causes of action seeking money damages based upon plaintiff’s alleged oral contract with the defendant for providing a crusher to process rock on defendant’s property, and trucks to transport the rock to various jobs the defendant was supplying. Two counts related to the rock crushing itself, the third to hauling. The answer denied the material allegations plaintiff had made as to the content of the oral agreement, but agreed that defendant had paid certain sums plaintiff had alleged and that an additional credit should be allowed defendant by…