Stocksdale v. Jones

The appellant sued Thomas S. Jones and Frances S. Jones on the common counts. There was a demand for a bill of particulars, and one was filed as follows: “To* money loaned to defendants by plaintiff’s intestate, to wit: on or about November 13, 1914, $500.00, on or about November 30, 1914, $1,800. And to interest thereon.” At a later term leave was granted the plaintiff to amend the bill of particulars and an amended one was filed. In place of the language used above it read: “To money received by the defendants from the plaintiff’s intestate, to wit;” and then follows the amounts as stated…