Memmer v. Carey

By the Court.

There was a running account between plaintiffs and defendant, for butcher’s meat sold by the former- to the latter from time to time, between January 1 and October 6, 1882; the balance remaining unpaid at the latter date being something over $160. On October 19th, plaintiffs recovered judgment in a justice’s court for $100 of this balance, having commenced suit therefor on October 11th. There being no evidence in the case at bar having any reasonable tendency to show that the meat was furnished upon any agreement for credit, the price of it was due upon delivery, and hence…