Dunn v. Barton

The appellee sued the appellant upon an account, the complaint showing a cause of action for the recovery of thirty-six dollars.

The action was commenced on the 12th of January, 1889, and the account filed as a bill of particulars bore date January 10th, 1889.

Issues were formed, which were tried by jury, the verdict being for the appellee.

The appellant’s motion for a new trial was overruled.

The only question argued by appellant relates to the exclusion of certain evidence offered by him in support of his third paragraph of answer.

That paragraph was as follows:

“ Par. 3. Said defendant, for a…