Didschuneit v. Enochs Lumber & Manufacturing Co.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The record discloses no valid assignment of the account sued on. While it was agreed among all parties that Bayley & Company might pay to the plaintiff the amount that Bayley & Company owed to the defendants, and charge the same to the account of the latter, there is nothing to indicate any intention on the part of the plaintiff to assign or transfer the account to Bayley & Company; nor does it appear that Bayley & Company had any sort of intention to purchase the indebtedness. Any language, however informal, will be sufficient to constitute a legal…