Steele v. Crabtree

The plaintiff’s petition is at law, and

states his claim in two counts. In the first count he alleges the performance of various services at the request of defendant, and the payment and expenditure of various sums of money on account of the defendant, to an aggregate amount of $5-78.84, on which he concedes that defendant is entitled to credits in the aggregate sum of $517.04 leaving a balance due and unpaid to the plaintiff of $65.80. In the second count plaintiff alleges that in April, 1900, he entered into an oral agreement with defendant, whereby he undertook and agreed to assist…