De Lappe v. Sullivan
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from County Court of Lake County. • The facts are sufficiently stated in the .opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHelm, J.
No objection is made here to the amount of the judgment rendered by the county court, nor to appellant’s liability therefor; it is conceded that the labor was performed and that appellee was justly entitled to the sum found due him.
*183Defendant below demanded an itemized statement of the account sued on; in response thereto plaintiff furnished the following: “Dec. 5th, 1882. Balance due for work to John Sullivan, $182.65.”
The court overruled defendant’s motion filed under the statute for a more specific bill of particulars or statement. The first assignment of error rests upon this ruling.
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