Minneapolis-Moline Company v. Purser
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
Appellee has no objection to the following statement of nature of case as made by appellant: “Payne Implement & Supply Company, located in Happy, Texas, was a dealer for the Appellant Minneapolis-Mo-line Company. As such dealer, Payne sold to Appellee J. A. Purser one 5-Star Minneapolis-Moline Tractor, together with swinging draw bar, cultivator and planter, for a total purchase price of $6,550.00. Appel-lee traded to Payne one 1952 Model Ford Tractor and a demonstration certificate, for which he received a total credit of $2,150.-00. The balance of the account, including…
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