Grissom v. Livingston

The appellees purchased from the appellant, G. C. Grissom, a grocery store which included all stock, fixtures, and equipment incident to the operation of said grocery store. Grissom, the appellant, warranted title to said property and agreed to pay any outstanding indebtedness which might become due and which was made by him. The same was consummated on June 22, 1949, as evidenced by bill of sale prepared by the attorney for appellees, and on the same date the store was delivered by Grissom to appellees. On June 20, 1949, Grissom placed an order with Krey Packing Company of St. Louis in the…