Wallace v. Elliott

Action of assumpsit by appellee against appellant. The complaint consists of two counts; the first is the common count for money due by account, and the second declares for money due as rent under a contract between the plaintiff and defendant for the months of October and November, 1923, for premises in Inglenook; Ala., known as the W. W. 'Coghill building, rented by the plaintiff to the defendant, which the defendant failed or refused to pay. The pleas were not indebted, and a denial of the allegation of the complaint, both in legal effect the general issue.

The evidence is without dispute…