Hendrick v. Hendrick

Appellee, an old man 82 years of age, and virtually blind, brought this suit against appellant, his son, for an accounting of goods, merchandise and fixtures sold by appellant, as his agent, and for moneys alleged to have been collected by him on notes and accounts belong'ing- to appellee. The case was heard on oral testimony, and judgment rendered against appellant for $748, with interest at 6 per cent, from June 30, 1928, from which he prosecutes this appeal.

Appellant contends that the decree is contrary to the great weight of the testimony. The testimony is in conflict to some extent, but…