Barr-Wight Co. v. Butkovitz

This is an action of contract to recover on an account annexed the sum of $598, with interest from January 1, 1928. The plaintiff alleged that certain fur goods were sold to the defendant. At the trial it was agreed that the prices for which these goods were sold were fair and reasonable, and if the defendant owed anything to the plaintiff he owed the sum claimed by the plaintiff in the account stated. The case was tried in the Superior Court to a jury. At the close of the plaintiff’s evidence the defendant rested and presented a motion that on all the evidénce a verdict be directed for the…