Gambrill v. Schooley

Page, J.,

delivered the opinion of the Court. ,

This suit was brought to recover from the appellant for services alleged to have been rendered by the appellee and for certain merchandise. The bill of items, filed with the declaration, shows that the claim is for thirty-three months service at the rate of fifty dollars per month. The amount alleged to be due for merchandise is not in dispute. The appellee admits that his claim is subject to be credited by such sum as may be due to the appellant on account of three notes mentioned in the proof.

The single exception is to the action of the Court…