Nealon v. Travers

This is an appeal from a judgment- in favor of the appellant, who sued her son-in-law, the appellee, in assumpsit on the common counts. The only exception is to the granting of the two prayers of the defendant (appellee), by which all of the items in the bill of particulars were excluded except one.

The bill of particulars claimed compensation for services as housekeeper, at $8 a week for 110 weeks from May 10th, 1927, to February 10th, 1930, $1,120; $280 for use of fur niture used by the defendant for the same period; use of household linens for 132 weeks, at $1 per week; washing and ironing…