Fallin v. Williamson Cadillac Co.

Appellee sued appellants for $588.40, an alleged balance due on the purchase price of a Cadillac automobile purchased by Mrs. R. E. Fallin, the wife of R. E. Fallin. It was alleged that the automobile was purchased by the wife as a necessity and was therefore binding upon her separate estate.

The trial court overruled appellants’ exceptions and rendered judgment against defendants for $555.32 and $122.40 attorney’s fees, interest, and costs.

The contention was that there was no testimony of an agreement to bind the separate estate of appellant Mrs. Fallin, or that the automobile purchased was a…