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4 S.C.L. 131

Taylor v. Dickey

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Decided January 15, 1807

Supreme Court of South Carolina · decided 1807-01-15

Assumpsit, tried in Georgetown District, before Bay, J. To prove the plaintiff’s'demand for goods, &c., sold and delivered as a retail merchant, one Crawley, a clerk of the plaintiff, proved the original entries in the plaintiff’s account book, and that the goods were delivered to one Woods, who applied for them on the defendant’s account. It appeared that this Woods had lately married the defendant’s daughter. The goods were charged to the defendant.

Decided 1807-01-15

^>er curiam.All the judges present, (viz., Grimke, Waties, ®AY’ Trezevant, and Brevard,) except Wilds, J.

¶1The testimony was admissible. It ought to have been received, and its credibility left to the jury.

¶2New trial granted.

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