Strange v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLooney, J.
Generad Motors Acceptance Corporation, appellee, sued E. M. Strange, appellant, in the Dallas county court at law No. 1, and alleged that Strange sold to one F. N. Hulsey an automobile, in consideration, among other things, of a sales contract in which Hulsey agreed to pay Strange $864 and interest in monthly installments; that Strange transferred this contract to appellee, and guaranteed its payment, and that, although past due, Hulsey had paid nothing, was insolvent, and his whereabouts unknown.
Appellant pleaded his privilege to be sued in Limestone county, the place of his residence. The…
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