Bankers' Trust Co. v. Calhoun

Appellee sued the appellant to cancel and hold for naught a certain note for $9,000 executed by him to the Bankers' Trust Company, and to recover the further sum of $2,500 paid by him, which said sum and note were induced by the false and fraudulent representations made by one Murck and one Coleman, duly authorized agents of appellant.

Appellant answered by general and special exceptions, general denial, and specially that the agency of Murck and Coleman was limited, and not authorized to make the alleged representations; that the contract signed by appellee contained no qualifications…