Hammonds, Inc. v. Flanders

This is an action in contract to recover a balance alleged to be due on account. The defendant pleaded the general issue and accord and satisfaction. Trial was by court and judgment was for the defendant, and the case comes up upon plaintiff’s exceptions.

Because the findings are meager, it is necessary to set forth what they show and to quote from them to some considerable extent in order properly to present the points made by the exceptions. “All items in specification, except interest items, were conceded subject to defendant’s claim of full payment. In support of his answer, defendant’s…