Feeney Hay Co. v. Suggs

George Suggs brought his action in two counts against Eeeney Hay Company. The first count alleged that on November 13, 1937, Eeeney Hay Company sold and transferred to him an account receivable, due to it by J. H. Skelton, for the purchase-price of twenty tons of hay; that the defendant collected said sum from J. H. Skelton, and had failed and refused to pay it to plaintiff; and that in equity and good conscience the defendant had no right to retain the same. The second count alleged that on November 13, 1937, the plaintiff loaned to the defendant $442.32, evidenced by a check which the…