George Hornstein Co. v. Crandall

Plaintiff,' on the order of defendant’s attorney, printed briefs and abstracts in the cases of Crandall v. Sorg and Crandall v. Niblack, in this court and in the Supreme Court, in "which cases the defendant was the appellant. The work was done between December 3Q, 1899, and December 17, 1900, and amounted to $174. This suit was begun August 19, 1908.

The cause was submitted to the court, which gave judgment for the plaintiff for $174.

It is contended that the evidence showed that the claim was the debt of the attorney of defendant, who gave the orders for the work and to whom the work was…