Hurly v. Roche

Thi6 was a suit instituted by plaintiff to recover the *747amount of an open account, alleged to be due by defendant Roche to plaintiff’s testator.

On the trial, Philip A. Carro was introduced as a witness by the plaintiff. Upon the account which was filed in the case being placed in his hands, he said that he had presented an account to the defendant for payment in favor of John Hurley, dec’d, for something over three hundred dollars, which defendant promised to pay; but he could not say that this was the same piece of paper, or that it contained the same items of charges, or any of them; thinks…