Duzenbery v. Nimmo

Appellee, G. M. Duzenhery, began an action of assumpsit in the circuit court of Livingston county against the appellant, William Nimmo, to recover the price of certain grain sold by appellee to Jacob Schenck, who was a tenant of appellant, and for which grain appellee claims the appellant obligated himself to pay. The pleadings consisted of the common counts, the general issue, and a plea of the statute of frauds. There was a trial by jury and a verdict for appellee for $200. Judgment was rendered upon the verdict and from that judgment this appeal was prosecuted.

As grounds for reversal the…