Credit Exchange of Dallas, Inc. v. Bell

DIXON, Chief Justice.

Appellant Credit Exchange of Dallas, Inc., sued appellee W. L. Bell, maker of a promissory note in the amount of $642.70, executed February 16, 1966, payable March 3, 1966. The original payee was St. Paul Hospital in Dallas, Texas. Appellant holds the note as assignee.

By way of defense appellee Bell pleaded failure of consideration and fraudulent representations in inducing him to sign the note.

After a nonjury trial judgment was rendered in favor of Bell that appellant take nothing.

No statement of facts appears in the record. However, the court "filed findings of fact to…