Fish v. Adams

November, 1871, Fish was engaged in buying wheat at his warehouse in Kalamazoo and in *600the course of a part of that month Adams sold ,and delivered to him at the warehouse several different parcels and which included two qualities. A dispute arose after-wards about the quantity; Adams claiming a little over a hundred bushels more than Fish admitted to have been delivered.

Adams then charged for the whole quantity he claimed to have delivered and sued for it before a justice. The case was appealed and he recovered in the circuit court. Fish alleged error.

Adams was sworn in his own behalf and…