Myrick v. Keel

Both parties agree that the only issue before this court is “whether or not the plaintiff, James Myrick, has proved anything at all sufficient to justify the trial court directing a verdict on plaintiff’s Count I and to justify the jury’s award of damages on Count II of the plaintiff’s complaint.”

The parties entered into a sales contract on July 30, 1962, whereby the defendant sold plaintiff certain personal property consisting of equipment and fixtures used in the operation of a nursing home for $9,000, payment being guaranteed by the execution of a promissory note in favor of Eunice Keel by…