Joseph Liebling Inc. v. Tabb & Co.

C. L. Tabb & Company, a copartnership, were sued on open account for the purchase price of certain furs. They denied owing the account, and ¡deaded that they had not purchased any goods from the plaintiff. A verdict was rendered for the defendants. The plaintiff excepts to the overruling of a motion for a new trial, based on the usual general grounds and on alleged errors in the charge of the court. By cross-bill of exceptions the defendants also complain of the charge.

The evidence for the plaintiff showed that the goods were sold on open account. The defendants’ contention is best shown by…