Wills v. Ross

— Appellees’ complaint alleges that Landers & Wills desired to buy goods of them ; that appellant was present at the time; that they refused to give said.firm of Landers & Wills credit; that thereupon the appellant promised them that, if they would sell goods to the said firm, “he *3would be security to them for the payment of the same, and guarantee the payment” of the price of the goods, and'that, if it was not paid when due, he, the appellant, would pay it; that, relying solely upon the promise of appellant, and on his credit, they “sold and delivered the bill of goods to the said appellant,…