Carpenter v. Nickerson

Citations

• 7 Daly 424

Syllabus

<p>Where the defendant having sold goods for plaintiff’s account sent him an account of the sales, and the plaintiff called several times at the defendant’s place of • business for the purpose of getting further explanations in regard to it without seeing the defendant, and afterwards, on seeing the defendant, was paid something on account and promised a more detailed statement of the sales, showing the names of the persons to whom they had been sold, etc., and the plaintiff waited a long time for such further statement, and wrote for it, but it was not sent:—J-Ield, that the first account sales furnished to the plaintiff by the defendant had not, l)y the action of the parties in regard to it, been made an account stated</p>