Redelsheimer v. Miller

In this case the appellee Miller sued appellant Redelsheimer, and one Jacob Oppenheimer, who is named as an appellee in this court, in a complaint of five paragraphs.

In each of such paragraphs appellee Miller sued to recover a balance due him, as alleged, from appellant on an open account for goods sold and delivered to Oppenheimer by such appellee, the payment of which appellant had assumed, for a valuable consideration. The cause waa put at issue by appellant’s answer in general denial, with an agreement that all matters of defence might be given in evidence thereunder. The issues joined…