Hill v. Leschber

HUGHES, Justice.

Carl Leschber, appellee, sued C. F. Hill and Arnel Bielss to recover $296.42, alleged to he the unpaid purchase price of 8,300 pounds of corn which he sold and delivered to Hill and Bielss.

Hill, alone, answered. He filed several defensive pleas but did not plead that he had paid for the corn.

Trial was before a jury. Appellee moved for judgment against both defendants upon the jury’s verdict. This motion was granted. Hill, only, has appealed and the record does not contain a statement of facts.

Appellant seeks a reversal and rendition because, as he says, “Appellee having…