Hite v. Wells
Illinois Supreme Court
The opinion of the court recites the facts in the case. The cause was heard at September term, 1854, of the Marion Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtSkinner, J.
Assumpsit by Wells against Hite.
The declaration contains two special counts. The first alleges that one Lyle was indebted to Wells in $208.75; that Hite, in consideration that Wells would procure from Lyle an order on Hite for the money so' due Wells, undertook and promised to pay to Wells the money due from Lyle to him, Wells; that Wells procured the order, and showed and presented the same to Hite, and demanded payment of said sum of money; and that Hite refused to pay.
The second count alleges that Wells had been in the employment of Lyle, and that money was due him from Lyle on account of…
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