Oiler v. Bodkey

Suit on a note. The first paragraph of the complaint was simply in the usual form. The second set up a parol contract for the purchase of wheat, &c. This latter paragraph was stricken out on motion. The ruling was excepted to, but no bill of exceptions was filed thereon, consequently it formed no part of the record.

The defendants answered, pleading a set-off; namely, three parcels of wheat, to the amount of 419 bushels, delivered to the plaintiffs, after the execution of the notes, as alleged; and that at each delivery there was executed a writing as follows, to wit: “Keceived of Hendrickson…