Peaslee-Gaulbert Company v. Rogers

Opinion op the Court by

Drury, Commissioner—

Reversing.

The Peaslee-Gaulbert Company sought a judgment against R. E. Rogers for $85-9.60 for goods, wares, and merchandise they had sold him. Rogers admitted the purchase of the goods sued for, but denied that he owed for them any sum in excess of $174.73, it being his contention that he had paid the remaining $684.8-7 of the account by returning to the Peaslee-Gaulbert Company goods he had bought of them, the aggregate cost price of which was $684.87. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Rogers, and the judgment of $174.73 was entered against…