White's Lumber & Supply Co. v. Collins

Appellant corporation is a dealer in builders' supplies, and appellee is a contractor who had become in arrears in his account with the corporation. Appellant's resident manager, having failed to obtain a settlement, called in the general manager, and, according to appellee's version, these two on Sunday morning, June 13, 1937, went together to the home of appellee and having induced him to get in their automobile, they drove him, over his protest, about a mile into the country, and there demanded that he sign a deed of trust to cover the debt and assaulted him when he refused to do so.

Appella…