Patrick v. Perryman

Appellant sued appellee before a justice of the peace for $52 alleged to be due him for services as a dentist, and recovered the full amount claimed. On the trial of the case without a jury on appeal in the Circuit Court, a judgment was rendered in favor of appellant for $17, and it was ordered, on motion of appellee for an apportionment of the costs, that each party pay his own costs. Appellant brings the cause to this court and assigns six errors for our consideration.

1. The Circuit Court erred in admitting in evidence a “ written unsigned memorandum in the handwriting of a ' young lady,’…