Edson & Hamm, Inc. v. Murray

This controversy arose from the following facts: .

On or about July 21, 1924, the appellant, Edson & Hamm, Inc., automobile dealers in the city 'of Beaumont, sold and delivered to appellee, H. B. Murray, a Gardner coupé automobile, at the agreed price of $950, to be paid as follows:

“Appellee was the owner of a Star, touring car, and appellant agreed to take appellee’s car as part payment for the Gardner coupé, and to allow appellee for his car $350 and the balance of the purchase money for the Gardner coupé, to wit, $600, was to be evidenced by appellee’s eleven promissory notes in the amount…