Mayo v. . Martin

The essential facts of this case are as follows:

According to the testimony of Mayo, in 1920, and prior thereto, Martin was operating a mill and Mayo a store in the village of South Creek. Until the end of the year 1920 ,he had been able to finance Martin, with monthly settlements, but at the end of 1920 and the beginning of 1921 he testified that he canceled this arrangement with Martin and told him his account was behind, and that the people he owed were after him, and that he would have to go on a cash basis, and that Martin would have to pay him by the week. Mayo testified that, after the…