Moore v. Cooper Mfg. Co.

Appellant sued appellee to recover for services rendered as salesman of vehicles for appellee, and as collector, and sued out a writ of attachment; appellee being a nonresident. Appellee answered by the general issue, and specially that appellant was guilty of fraud in making sales, in that he made false reports as to the purchasers’ financial ability, as was his duty to do, which caused appellee to be damaged, etc. The writ of attachment was quashed. A trial on the merits was had, and verdict and judgment rendered for $10 in favor of appellee, and appellant prosecutes this appeal.

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