Joy v. Fakes Furniture & Carpet Co.

This suit was instituted by appellee, seeking judgment for $6,981.75 on a verified account for household furniture which appellee sold to Mrs. M. A. Joy, wife of appellant. The cause was tried to the court, and resulted in a judgment for appel-lee for the amount sued for. •

The controlling question in this case is whether appellant is bound by the acts of his wife in purchasing said bill of furniture. This suit was filed in Dallas county in December, 1924, and was, on plea of privilege, transferred to Kaufman county and tried in March, 1925. Appellant originally filed a general demurrer and…