Meyer v. Green

This action was upon an account for goods sold by appellee to appellants. The goods so sold consisted of a certain number of hats. Appellants answered in five paragraphs, and also filed a cross-complaint of one paragraph. The first paragraph of answer was a general denial; the second, a plea of payment; the third, accord and satisfaction; the fourth and fifth, failure of consideration. The cross-complaint is founded upon an alleged breach of warranty. The lower court sustained a demurrer to the third and fourth paragraphs of answer, 'and overruled a demurrer to the fifth paragraph of answer…