Iron Works v. Douglas

The motion for a new trial in this case is based solely upon the ground that the verdict is not sustained by the evidence. The appellant has filed an abstract purporting to give the material parts of all the evidence; the appellees have entered their appearance and submitted the cause without questioning its correctness or accuracy. We take the abstract, therefore, as a correct exposition of the case. Rule 9,

The action was by the appellant upon an open account to recover for the value of materials furnished by it to the appellees. The latter were constructing a store house and advertised for…