Boody v. Rutland & Burlington Railroad
Supreme Court of Vermont
The nature and facts of this case, as well as the points presented and determined in it, will fully appear from the opinion deliv- ’ ered by the court.
1Opinion of the CourtPrentiss, J.
This is an action of account to recover the balance of book accounts between the parties ; a form of action given by statute of this State for such purpose, and long in use here. After judgment to account was confessed by the defendants, and duly entered up, the action, by agreement of the parties and order of court founded thereon, was submitted to the determination of referees. The referees have made and returned into court, a report, awarding to the plaintiffs the sum of $13,699,19, as being due to them from the defendants, to balance the accounts between them, and stating specially the…
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