The Royal Tailors v. Joseph
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COBBS, j.
This suit was brought by appellant to recover of appellee the sum of $545, balance due on an open account, with interest, for certain suits of clothes sold and delivered to appellee on appellee’s written order, dated June 29, 1920, hereinafter set out in the findings of the trial court. Ap-pellee replied by exceptions, and specially denied that he was then indebted to appellant in any sum, and alleged that said 19 suits were not regular suits in sizes as ordered by him, but that the same were freak-, sized combinations, and were not of the kinds and sizes ordered by appellee; that…
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