Shewel v. Givan
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Marion Circuit Court.—Assumpsitby Shezoel against Givan. The defendant pleaded, inter alia, non-assumpsit except as to a certain sum, and as to that a tender. Verdict and judgment for the defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtHolman, J.
Assumpsit for goods sold and delivered. Several pleas, one of which is a tender and refusal of 150 dollars. The following bill of exceptions shows the state of the case before the Circuit Court:—“On the trial of this cause, the plaintiff proved the sale and delivery of a bill of goods at Philadelphia to the defendant, some time in February, 1820, amounting to 347 dollars and 47 cents, on a .credit. It was also proved that the following account, to wit,—Mr. James Givan to Tho. Shewel, Dr. 1820, Feb. 28, To merchandise at 6 mo. $347.37. March 6, ditto, $165.14. Interest up to Jan. 1827,…
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