Guthrie v. Bobo

CARR, Judge.

Appellee, a groceryman, brought suit on account against appellant for groceries bought by and charged to the latter’s wife. In the court below, the trial judge, sitting without a jury, rendered judgment in favor of plaintiff.

The account in question covered a period from July 31, 1944, to October, 1944, or approximately two months. Purchases were made practically each day during the interim, and the total amount summed up to $52.10.

It appears without conflict in the evidence that appellant did not know that his wife was making the purchases at appellee’s store until subsequent to…