Pierson v. Spaulding

This is an action of assumpsit begun by attachment as upon a special contract, but with a declaration merely on the common counts. A bill of particulars was demanded and filed under the statute, which dates the contract as of June 17, 1885, and is:

“ To the price and value of a stock of hardware, tinners’ tools, and fixtures, sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant at his request, - - $4,500

“ To interest on the same,.....300

$4,800”.The attachment was sued out immediately after the al*93leged sale, and levied on the same property. Defendant pleaded the 'general issue, and also, by notice,…