Hankston v. Equable Ascent Financial

OPINION

DAVID GAULTNEY, Justice.

In this appeal from a default judgment, Charles Hankston argues in part that he was wrongfully accused of not paying a bill that is not his. He explains he did not sign for the account, he was never in the store, he did not receive anything for the account, and he is not liable for the account. Hankston’s answers to requests for admissions, filed after the default judgment as part of his notice of appeal, explain that Hankston had no knowledge an account had been opened, that the statements first started coming in Patricia Spears’s name, but then his name was…