Imwolde v. Stern

Plaintiff sued for $640.91, alleged to have been overpaid defendants by her in the course of business.

Plaintiff conducted a shoe store, and during the thirty years in which she was so engaged she did business with the wholesale shoe house of defendants.

Her claim is predicated on three transactions, as follows, to-wit:

1st. That on March 2nd, 1894, being indebted to defendants in the sum of $1457.84, she paid them by delivery of a note for *344$1,500.00, in favor of her daughter, which, plus the interest, amounted to $1,663.02, making a difference in her favor between, said debt of $1,457.84 of a…