W. T. Rawleigh Co. v. Cooper.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HIGGINS, Justice.
Fred Sherley and others entered into a written contract with the appellant by which the former guaranteed and promised to pay to said company any amount that might be then or.thereafter due and owing to the company for merchandise sold and delivered to Hightower. The effect of the instrument was to constitute the makers thereof guarantors for Hightower. The instrument provided, “that all accounts or indebtedness incurred hereunder are payable at'Memphis, Tenn., or at Bonham, or at any other point in Texas, at the option of the Company.” '
This suit was brought by the company…
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