Curlee Clothing Co. v. Wickliffe
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHaul, C. J.
The appellant clothing company sued the appellee Wickliffe in Wichita county to recover upon two promissory notes, one for the sum of $200 and the other for the sum of $173.31.
The notes are dated at Chillicothe, Tex., and are in the usual form, and when executed the place of payment was left blank. The uncontroverted testimony established the following facts:. The appellant had an open account against Wickliffe for $573, which it placed in the hands of its attorney Ogle, residing in Wichita Falls, for collection. After some correspondence, Wickliffe agreed to pay $200 cash and give the two…
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