Cardwell v. Arkansas Fuel Oil Co., Inc.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Dawson

Affirming.

During the year 1941 appellants purchased merchandise from appellee, deliveries being made as needed and payments made on the account from time to time. During this period appellee was represented by an agent, D. J. Perry, who was authorized by his employer to extend credit to appellants in an amount not in excess of $300.

Prom May to October 1941 credit was extended and payments made from time to time, but the credit limit was sometimes exceeded. In October 1941 Perry’s connection with appellee was severed and at that time, according to appellee’s…