La. Tire Co. v. Todd

The demand in this case is upon an open account for two hundred fifty-five and 11/100 dollars. Defendant denies liability and urges specially a plea of payment.

The demand is set forth in a petition in stereotype form, partly written and partly printed, and we mention this because it evidently accounts for an inaccurate allegation complained about by the defendant. The petition sets forth that defendant is indebted to petitioner by reason of the fact that petitioner sold to defendant, a certain lot of merchandise between the dates of April 17, 1926, and June 6, 1927, at various times,…