Dennison

By the Court,

The defendant applied to the plaintiff for a bill of particulars of his demand. This was made out by the plaintiff’s attorney, and served upon the attorney for the defendant, but it was not verified by the plaintiff as required by statute. The cause was referred, and upon the hearing before the referee, the defendant objected to any evidence being given by the plaintiff to prove the items specified in the hill of particulars, for the reason that the same was not verified by the oath of the plaintiff. The referee sustained the objection, and nonsuited the plaintiff. The court, on motion, set aside the report of the referee, and ordered the cause to be reinstated on the calendar.

*438 The report of the referee was properly set aside. If the defendant was not satisfied with the bill of particulars, because it was defective, either in form or substance, or because it was not verified by the plaintiff, he should have immediately returned it, or moved the court for a further or amended hill. Having kept it in his hands until the moment of the trial, it was too late to object on the ground that it was not verified.

The cause was again tried, and judgment rendered in…