Mendenhall v. Stewart

Robinson, J. —

The complaint in this action avers, in substance, that on and prior to the 2d day of June, 1893, appellant Eilar was insolvent, and desired to purchase a stock of drugs from appellee, and being unable to purchase said stock on account of his insolvency, the appellants, Mendenhall, Hoover, and Eilar conspired together with the intent to fraudulently procure from appellee on the credit of Eilar, said goods by means of false representations as to the credit of Eilar and Hoover, and by uttering and delivering to appellee a false letter of credit as to the solvency and credit of…