Orr v. Leathers
Indiana Court of Appeals
Erom Sullivan Circuit Court; W. W. Moffett, Judge. Action by William H. Leathers against Andrew M. Orr. From a judgment, for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtComstock, J.
— Appellee sued appellant upon account. The bill of particulars contained five items, consisting of a stock of goods, a clock, blacksmith tools, wheat, and seeding ground, and balance due on former settlement. At the same time he sued out a writ of attachment. Appellant answered in two paragraphs, general denial and set-off. Appellee replied to the second paragraph of answer (1) general denial, (2) payment, (3) set-off. Appellant’s demurrer to the third paragraph of reply (set-off) was overruled. This is assigned as the first error. A trial by the court resulted in a judgment against…
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