Ray v. Peter Fox Sons Co. of Kentucky

Opinion op the Court by

Creal, Commissioner

Affirming.

In April, 1934, J. C. Ray instituted an action at law against J. P. Bandy and the Peter Pox Sons Company, a Kentucky corporation, hereinafter designated as the company, alleging in his petition that on January 7, 1929, J. P. Bandy executed and delivered to him a note for $6,795, payable 12 months after date which was due and no part except some small credits had been paid; that the defendant Bandy had rendered services to the company and had sold and delivered to it goods, wares, and merchandise in the sum and of the reasonable value of…