Bloom v. Handloff
Citations
- 29 Del. 172
- 6 Boyce 172
- 97 A. 586
- 1916 Del. LEXIS 17
Syllabus
<p>1. Account, Action on—Book Account—Affidavit of Defense.</p> <p>Where an affidavit of demand is based on a book account for goods sold, an affidavit of defense stating that defendant “never purchased or authorized the purchase,” and denying indebtedness in any sum, is sufficient.</p> <p>2. Appeal and Error—Review—Technical Objections. 0</p> <p>Objections that the jurat of such affidavit did not show that the affidavit was subscribed and sworn to before the notary, and that the caption omitted to state the year of the term, held too technical to merit consideration.</p>
Judges: Pennewill
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