Legal Opinion
Credit Industrial Co. v. Jewell
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided March 24, 1952No. 3515PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LOTTINGER, Judge.
This is a suit by Credit Industrial Company against Jack Jewell alleging that defendant is indebted unto petitioner in the sum of $840, represented by three trade acceptances in the sum of $280 each. From judgment below in favor of petitioner, the defendant has taken this appeal.
The trade acceptances were issued by defendant to Sterling Materials Company, Inc., on March 16, 1950. They were issued in payment of a certain quantity of. Asbeso-line, a brand of water-proofing material, which by contract between defendant and Sterling Materials Company, were to be shipped to…
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