Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co. v. Walker

The company recovered eighty dollars and fifty cents against Walker, before a justice, for the price *240of a sewing machine, under the common count for goods sold and delivered. The defendant appealed, and in the circuit court the jury returned a verdict in his favor. The company allege numerous errors and ask a reversal. Their counsel has presented a learned and very exhaustive brief: but our view of the case supersedes its usefulness now. The case on the part of the plaintiffs was that defendant admitted to their attorney that he bought the machine of their agent, Black, and had paid Black…