Boydstun v. Cook & Co.

The appellees, W. G. Cook and W. L. Cook, doing business as Cook and Company, sold to the appellant, M. O. Boydstun, one Mack diesel truck of a value in excess of $12,500.

It became necessary from time to time to make repairs on the truck in question and the appellant had a credit rating with the appellees when the first repairs in the total amount of $397.67 were made, as evidenced by four separate invoices. The owner was allowed to remove his truck on each of the four occasions without prepayment of the repair charges. However, his account was finally placed on a cash basis and on one…