Lakeland Manufacturing Co. v. Sebring Development Co.

Lakeland Manufacturing Company sued Sebring Development Company on common counts to recover $255.46 balance due on one car load of lumber delivered by rail at Sebring, Florida, in November, 1920. To the declaration the defendant entered three pleas, viz, “never indebted;” “payment,” and “set off.”

There was a demurrer to the plea of set off which was overruled after which replication was filed and the case was tried before a jury which resulted in verdict and judg ment for defendant. Writ of error is taken to the final judgment.

The demurrer to the plea of set off for the purposes thereof was…