St. Clair v. Rempublicam

How courts have described this case

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• “with the agreement having been made, if the plaintiffs did their part, they could recover on the second [account annexed] count, what their services were actually worth”
• when an action for an account as stated is “merely an alternative way of alleging quantum meruit, defendant’s argument as to quantum meruit applies here with equal force”
• where the plaintiff failed to recover on the allegedly agreed upon price of $3,000, “there might be an implied promise to pay a reasonable sum” under second count for ac count annexed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).