Kresge Department Stores, Inc. v. Young

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Assuming that the trial court found all the disputed facts in appellee’s favor, as we must because of the general finding, the record discloses the following facts. In September, 1942, one Cora Alice Rutledge filed a request for a charge account with appellant, and was informed by an employee of its credit department that, as she was only eighteen years of age, appellant would require the signature of another person on the account, and she was given a card addressed to appellant containing the following language: “In consideration of your extending credit to me, or to…