Gohlman, Lester & Co. v. Whittle

By their third amended original petition plaintiffs in error alleged that on and subsequent to March 15, 1920, they as cotton factors had made advancements and paid freight, fire insurance, and storage on 193 bales of cotton which belonged to the separate estate of defendant in error Mrs. Ada T. Whittle and which had been consigned to them under a contract between them and defendant in error J. W. Whittle. Plaintiffs in error sought to recover of defendant in error, Mrs. Ada T. Whittle, or of both defendants in error, large sums alleged to be balances due for the advancements made on the…