Levi v. Monroe

The plaintiff sues the defendant on several promissory notes, amounting in the aggregate to one thousand and ninety-four dollars. The service on the defendant was defective. He waived this by appearing on the first day of the term and filing a plea denying his indebtedness to plaintiff, and also informally setting up a claim by way of set-off for a large amount of grain, which he had before that time sold and delivered to plaintiff.