Raymond v. Leavitt
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne. Assumpsit. Defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Leavitt sued plaintiffs in error on the common counts and served a bill of particulars in which the demands were set out under different forms and itemá as *449$10,000 money lent, $10,000 handed defendants for their nse on their guaranty that it should be repaid in a reasonable time, $10,000 deposited with them for their accommodation, and $2327.53 on account stated. He recovered $3027.53, which is claimed on the argument to have been made up by the sum of what is called an account stated, and an error of $700.
The plaintiff’s story on oath w^s that the'sum of $10,000 was advanced by him in May,…
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