A. Greener & Sons v. P. W. Cain & Sons
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
Appellants, A. Greener & Sons, sued appellees, P. W. Cain & Sons, for a balanc „ of one hundred thirteen dollars and twenty-five cents alleged to be due on open account. By consent of the parties the circuit court tried the case sitting as judge and jury, and rendered a judgment in favor of appellees from which appellants prosecute this appeal.
Appellants were wholesale merchants, in Memphis, while appellees were retail merchants in Monroe County in this state. Appellees purchased a bill of goods from appellants on which there was a balance due of one hundred and thirty-five dollars. Appellees…
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