Scheuing v. Challiss

MURRAY, Justice.

It is suggested that we are in conflict with the case of Schroeder v. Rainboldt (Tex.Com.App.) 97 S.W. (2d) 679, an opinion published since our original opinion was delivered. We believe the cases are distinguishable. In that case the employee was not selling his own property, while in the case at bar J; H. Wigley was selling his own property. Wigley owned the ice; it was sold to him at the factory at 20 cents per hundred pounds. In the Schroeder Case the employee was not responsible for uncollected accounts, unless he extended credit to some one not authorized by the company,…