Wilson Sewing Machine Co. v. Boyington

This was an action brought by William W. Boyington, an architect, residing in Chicago, against the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, an Ohio corporation, to recover for services as an architect, in drawing plans for a building. The cause was tried by the court below without a jury, and judgment rendered against the company for two hundred dollars, from which the company has appealed.

The errors assigned present- but the single question, whether the evidence is sufficient to support the finding and judgment. There is no dispute that the plans were prepared and worth the sum charged. The contest is…