Carr v. . Alexander
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by defendant from Peebles, J., at tbe March Term, 1915, of SAMPSON. Civil action tried upon tbe following issue: 1. [What amount, if anything, are the defendants indebted to plaintiffs ? Answer: “$2,534.76, with interest from 7 November, 1913, at six per cent.” From the judgment rendered, the defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBeowet, J.
The plaintiffs offer in evidence a duly verified statement of account for certain merchandise alleged to have been sold by the plaintiffs as receivers of the Coharie Lumber Company to the defendant, consisting of thirteen items, including boilers, belts, dry-kiln trucks, planer, knife-grinder, engine, drill, forge, etc., etc., and rested their case.
This account is duly sworn to and itemized and purports to be an account for goods sold and delivered by the plaintiffs as receivers to the defendants. The account was offered in evidence under section 1625 of the Revisal. It was not objected to by…
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