Train v. Gridley

The facts necessary to a proper understanding of the questions of law presented by the record in this cause are these;

William J. Gridley, the appellee, on the 24th day of March, 1866, commenced, in the Pulaski Common Pleas, an action against Jesse Millison, to recover for services, counsel, and advice, rendered as an attorney at law, at the special instance of the said Millison. Millison appeared to the action and. filed an answer in three paragraphs; first, the general denial; second, payment; third, a set-off, with a bill of particulars. The plaintiff demurred to the second and third…