Legal Opinion

Macks v. Brush

Supreme Court of Vermont

Decided January 15, 1833PublishedCited by 1 opinion

This was an action on Book Account, .and judgement to account was rendered, and an Auditor was appointed, who reported generally that the plaintiff recover the sum of $3,38 cents to balance book accounts — and also reported specially concerning the case.

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This was an action on Book Account, .and judgement to account was rendered, and an Auditor was appointed, who reported generally that the plaintiff recover the sum of $3,38 cents to balance book accounts — and also reported specially concerning the case. Defendant filed exception^ to the report, which was accepted, and judgement rendered thereon by the County Court; to which judgement the defendant excepted, and the case is brought to this Court for a further hearing, and correction of errors, if any there be.

1Opinion of the CourtBaylies, J.

pronounced the opinion of the Court. I shall notice so much of the special report of the auditor, as will raise the points which were litigated by the parties before this Court. The auditor reported, “ That as to the first item in the plaintiff’s account for 91 weeks work, commencing 15th July and ending first of October 1826, charged at 75 cents a week, $8, 25, it appeared in evidence, and was proved to the auditor, that previous to the 15th July 1826, the plaintiff agreed with the defendant to labor for him at the price of fifty cents per week, $6,50. “ As to the second item charged in the…

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