Harris v. Sweetland

October 11, 1877, Sweetland sued Harris by summons and twenty days later Harris retorted by suing Sweetland by attachment.

December 15, 1877, Sweetland proceeded to declare in assv/m/psit. His declaration contained three special counts and the usual irndebitatnis counts. The latter were not used. By the special counts damages were claimed for alleged breaches on the part of Harris of a written agreement made between the parties on the 27th of November, 1876, whereby Harris was to sell to Sweetland certain lumber at Clam Lake and ship it on orders, and Sweetland was to pay therefor through…