Cannon v. . Bowen

Supreme Court of North Carolina
Cannon v. . Bowen, 144 S.E. 925 (N.C. 1928)
196 N.C. 802; 1928 N.C. LEXIS 402
PER CURIAM.

Cannon v. . Bowen

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

Tbe plaintiffs alleged that tbe defendant was indebted to tbem in tbe sum of $599.58 with interest. Tbe defendant admitted that be bad become responsible to tbe plaintiffs for advancements made on merchandise sold bis tenants to tbe amount of $630 and on bis personal account to tbe amount of $31.30; but be alleged that this amount ($661.30) bad been paid. Tbe plaintiffs claimed that tbe defendant’s entire indebtedness bad been $1,260.88, but that it has been reduced by this payment to $599.58. Tbe controversy involved an issue of fact, which, under correct instructions, was answered by tbe jury in favor of tbe plaintiffs. We find

No error.

Reference

Full Case Name
R. C. Cannon & Sons v. D. F. Bowen
Status
Published