Helms v. Day
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Justice.
Appellee, Dr. Giles W. Day, of Tarrant County, Texas, sued appellant, William W. Helms, of Tarrant County, Texas, for the balance of $250 due and owing, to him by appellant on a note in the sum of $400.
Appellant (defendant) alleged, in his second amended answer, failure of consideration, substantially as follows: That his wife was ill and he took her to appellee for treatment; that after examination, ap-pellee informed appellant that he could and would restore appellant’s wife to a normal mental condition, upon condition that appellant pay appellee the sum of $550 in advance;…
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