R. J. Watkins Co. v. Peterson

On December 1, 1920, George P. Rogers entered into a contract in writing with appellant for the purchase and sale of certain goods manufactured and sold by the company. A similar prior contract had been entered into between the same parties, under which Rogers had become indebted to appellant in the sum of $1,920.61. Appellees signed both contracts, guaranteeing the performance by Rogers of the terms of each of them. The contract in suit contained provisions mutually settling and agreeing upon the balance due, and an extension of the time of payment thereof. The agreement signed by appellees…