General Air Conditioning Corp. v. Fullerton
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
J. Seaborn Holt, Associate Justice.
In the Spring or Summer of 1953, appellee Fullerton of Warren, Arkansas, bought on open account an air conditioner from appellant, General Air Conditioning Corporation located in Little Bock, Arkansas. The purchase price was $3,574.43. Appellant had Diet Hedrick, who appellee testified was appellant’s agent and representative, install the equipment. In November 1953 Fullerton had paid $1,000 on the account, leaving a balance due of $2,574.43 and on December 1,1953, Fullerton executed his promissory note to appellant for this balance, which bore interest at…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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