Dyson v. Moore

WALTHALL, Justice.

This case originated in the justice of the peace court and was appealed therefrom and tried de novo in the county court before the county judge without a jury; the trial resulting in a judgment against appellant and the sureties on appellant’s bond in the sum of $200, interest, and costs of suit. From that judgment appellant prosecutes this appeal.

The facts as disclosed by the evidence show substantially the following: Appellee Jake Moore testified: In 1931, appellant, G. B. Dyson, owed him $543 on account. Appellee assigned the account to Martin-Glover Grocery Company of…