International Shoe Co. v. Hachar

MURRAY, Justice.

The International Shoe Company, appellant, brought this suit against D. D. Hach-ar, appellee, upon a sworn account for shoes shipped to appellee. Appellee’s defense to this account was that he had returned a sufficient number of shoes to offset the balance due on his account. Appellee claimed he had an agreement that he could return shoes and receive credit for same. Appellant denied that appellee had any such privilege. The evidence was contradictory on this- point, and the question was properly submitted to the jury as special issue No. 2. Following this issue, the court…