W. C. Biggers & Co. v. First Nat. Bank of Kaufman

WILLSON, O. J.

(after stating the case' as above).

Testifying as a witness, each of the appellants said Nash was the agent of his firm to buy cotton in Kaufman county and as such was authorized to accept drafts drawn, on the firm by sellers of cotton and drafts “coming in through other banks” than appellee “with signed bills of lading attached or tickets representing the cotton.” Each testified further that in arranging with appellee to pay for cotton purchased for the firm by Nash he never said anything to appellee as to Nash’s authority, except to tell it that Nash was their “agent to buy…