Hollywood Credit Clothing Co. v. Brooks

ROVER, Chief Judge.

Hollywood sued Brooks for a balance due for merchandise allegedly purchased on December 24, 1954. The case was tried before a judge, who at the conclusion of all the evidence, made a finding for Brooks and entered judgment accordingly. Hollywood appeals.

At the trial the evidence for Hollywood consisted of a sales contract and record card purporting to show that on the date in question Brooks purchased the merchandise and that no part of the purchase price had been paid; the sales contract contained a clause whereby the purchaser agreed to pay for the merchandise; a space…