Moore v. Hendrix & Hodges

Hendrix & Hodges brought suit to the J anuary term, 1913, of the superior court, against J. P. Moore, on an open account. At the appearance term the defendant filed his answer demanding a bill of particulars of the account sued on. He also denied each and every material allegation of the petition. By amendment, at the same term, he pleaded a partial failure of consideration of the account sued on, which was for the building of a storehouse, and the furnishing of certain materials used in the building. The defendant also tendered to the plaintiffs the sum of $150, which he alleged was just and…