C. L. Percival Co. v. Sea

— On or about July 23, 1927, the plaintiff-appellee sold to the defendant-appellant a 10x8x10 Standard Cooler and a 2%x2% Twin Arctic Ice Machine, for the consideration, of $2,050. At the time of the purchase, appellant paid appellee the sum of $150 on the account.' Afterwards, it appears, an additional $50 was received by appellee from appellant, but whether or not this was on said indebtedness, or for the purchase of a certain counter, is not plainly indicated in the abstract, arguments, and fact statements' made by the parties.

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