Mulligan v. McConnell Bros.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHuff, C. J.
The appellee, McConnell Bros., sued Edward Mulligan, on a contract executed between the parties by virtue of which the appellee delivered certain household goods, giving in the petition the several articles separately and the value of each separately itemized, aggregating $888.25, the title of which was retained in the appellees until paid said sum. The appellant agreed to pay $200 cash and the balance in installments of $100, payable on .the first of each month until fully paid. That $¾00 was paid and applied on the contract. It was agreed in writing that the interest thereon was 10 per…
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