Harrell v. Nalle Co.

This suit was instituted by appellees against appellants upon an account for a shipment of school desks, amounting to the sum of $1,337.50. Appellants answered, admitting tbe justness of appellees’ account as pleaded, but by cross-action sought to defeat tbe same upon two grounds: First, they alleged that they bad a contract with appel-lees, by tbe terms of which appellees were to furnish them all tbe school desks needed' by them for their trade during tbe season of 1920; second, alternatively, they pleaded that, if mistaken in their first count, then appel-lees accepted certain specific…