Morrison v. Carey

Coffey, C. J. —

On the 21st day of January, 1888, the appellee William H. Carey commenced an action in the Lake Circuit Court against the appellant, to recover on an account for work and labor, for personal property sold and delivered, for money loaned and money paid out and expended by the appellee for the use of the appellant. The venue was changed from Lake to Porter county, where the cause was tried, resulting in a judgment, on the 9th day of November, 1889, in favor of Carey for the sum of three thousand dollar's. The judgment was assigned to the appellee Crumpacker on the 7th day of…