Cool v. Snover

Snover sued Cool in the circuit court to recover the value of personal property sold and delivered. The case was heard by a referee, whose report was confirmed by the circuit court, and it is before us on exceptions taken to the referee’s rulings.

The first exception was to the ruling of the referee permitting the plaintiff to take the bill of particulars filed in the case, and to answer the question whether the list of ■articles therein given was a correct list of those sold by him to the defendant. The list embraced a large number of items, and no person could have been expected to remember…