Sullivan v. O'Conner

Appellant sued appellee for $406.37, the value of goods sold and delivered, and obtained a verdict and judgment for $39.10, his claim having been reduced to that sum by matters of set-off pleaded in the answer of the appellee. There was no dispute as to the correctness of appellant’s account; the whole controversy was upon the matters of set-off.

Appellant insists that error was committed in denying his. motion for a new trial. It is argued at much length, that the verdict is contrary to the evidence, but we have reached a different conclusion, after a careful reading of all the evidence…