Holland v. Florey

JOHNSON, Chief Justice.

This suit was filed by W. E. Florey against W. W. Holland, alleging in substance that W. E. Florey, W. W. Holland, and E. B. S. Florey on December 16, 1936, entered into a written contract with the W. T. Raleigh Company, jointly and severally binding themselves to pay for all goods and merchandise sold by said company to one J. T. Owens, “regardless of buyer’s ability, neglect, or refusal to pay.” That pursuant to said contract said Company sold to Owens merchandise to the amount of. $924.86 for which Owens failed and refused to pay; that Owens was dead and that his…