Smith v. Barber

Appellants brought suit against the appellee to recover damages for the breach of a written contract, and also upon an account for work and labor done by appellants, and materials furnished, and money paid them for the appellee. An affidavit for an attachment was also filed upon the filing of the complaint.

The first and fourth paragraphs of the complaint are substantially the same, and seek damages for an alleged breach of the written contract, which is filed as an exhibit with each paragraph.

The second paragraph is based upon an account for work and labor, and with it is filed a bill of…