Baer Bros. v. Terry
Supreme Court of Louisiana
IN EE Baer Bros. Applying for Gertiorari, or Writ of Eeview, to the Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, State of Louisiana,
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Provosty, J.
The husband of the defendant bought twelve mules 'of the plaintiffs in Bellville, Illinois, and for $677.50 of the price gave the two notes of himself and defendant, executed in St. Louis, Missouri, and reading, we promise to pay; and for $27.00 of the price gave a note executed in Bellville, Illinois, and signed by himself alone. He represented to the plaintiffs that he was buying the mules for his wife and as her agent.
The petition, after alleging the sale, without however stating where it took place, and after alleging the indebtedness…
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