Trevor v. Hawley

Plaintiff sued defendants for a bill of merchandise. With the declaration was served an affidavit *505that on October 20, 1892, $219.75 was due, with interest at 6 per cent, from November 29, 1891. A bill of particulars was filed and served, giving items amounting to $219.75. The bill of exceptions states that “no contest was made on any part of plaintiff’s claim, excepting the goods designated as ‘reefers,’ and invoiced at $28.88.” As to these the defendants claimed that the contract gave them the right to return such of them as they could not sell before January 1, 1892, and that they did…