Cantrell v. Cawyer
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Findings of Fact.
JENKINS, J.
On May 29, 1909, appellant executed to appellees a note for $100, payable 12 months after date. At that time appellant was not indebted to appellees. Appellant was a farmer, and appellees were merchants. The note was executed as a basis for credit to be extended to appellant by appellees for the year 1909, both parties estimating that $100 would be the extent of supplies that appellant would need to purchase from ap-pellees during that time. The amounts and dates of appellant’s purchases were not shown, but it was shown that he paid ap-pellees on account as…
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