Rock Island Plow Co. v. Smith
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Allegan; Padgham, J. Assumpsit in justice’s court by the Rock Island Plow Company against Jay L. Smith and Guy E. Smith, co-partners as J. L. Smith & Son, upon an account stated. There was judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appealed to the circuit court. A judgment for plaintiff is reviewed by defendants on writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The plaintiff sued the defendants, who were dealers in agricultural implements, injustice’s court, upon an account between them. Upon the return day, an adjournment of a week was granted upon the application of the defendants, and upon the adjourned day a judgment was rendered, from which the defendants appealed. Later there was a trial of the merits at circuit, after defendants’ special appeal had been overruled, resulting in a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, and the defendants have again appealed.
A number of assignments of error are relied on, but the questions are comparatively…
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