Free Sewing MacHine Co. v. S. T. Atkin Furniture Co.

BLAIR, Justice.

Appellant, Free Sewing Machine Company, an Illinois corporation, sued appellees, S. T. and Thatcher Atkin, a partnership engaged in selling furniture and sewing machines, to retail trade at Georgetown, Tex., for $590.70, alleged tó be due for certain sewing machines sold and delivered by appellant to appellees under written contract dated May 5, 1929. Appellees admitted executing the written order for the sewing machines, but as defense to the suit on the contract alleged that it was procured ¡by the false and fraudulent representations of appellant and its agents, to the…