Rhodes & Son Furniture Co. v. Freeman

The defendant in- error brought suit in a justice’s court against the plaintiff in error, ón open account for the sum of $35, and obtained a judgment. On certiorari, this judgment was-affirmed.. The uncontroverted facts make the following case: The Rhodes & Son Furniture Company sold to Diana Freeman a set of furniture for $165. As part of the purchase-price she was -to be allowed $35 for an old set of furniture which she delivered to the vendor. The purchase was made by Diana Freeman on condition that it should be approved by her husband. He did not approve, and Diana demanded the return of…