McLane v. Haydon

On the 30th day of September, 1912, appellant and appellee entered into a written contract for the sale of a certain stock of confectionery and fixtures owned by appellee in Hale county. By the terms of the contract the parties were to invoice the stock, foot up the liabilities of the business, deduct the liabilities from the invoice price, and appellant bound himself to pay to 'ap-pellee the difference in money. After the inventory was completed, it was ascertained that the balance due was $732. Upon failure of appellant to pay the amount, this suit was filed by appellee, setting up the…