Amos v. Triangle Motor Co.

Plaintiep in error is hereinafter referred to as Amos and defendant in error as the company.

The company sued Amos to recover a balance of $2,356.93 and interest due on sales of gasoline and motor oil. The answer was a general denial and two counterclaims. A motion to strike the counterclaims was sustained and amendments, differing in no material respect from the pleadings stricken, were filed and likewise stricken. The cause was tried to the court and the company made proof. Amos then offered proof under his counterclaims, to which offer an objection was sustained, and the company had…