McMillen v. Beach

Beach sued M'eMillen in justice’s court on a promissory note and obtained judgment. MeMillen appealed to the circuit court, and there filed a new declaration — whether by permission of the court, or by consent of defendant, or without either, does not appear. Neither does the occasion for filing it appear, as it was a declaration on the common money counts, and so also was the declaration before the justice. The only important difference between the two declarations consisted in this, that the one filed in the circuit court had appended to it a copy of the note sued upon. It does not appear…