Legal Opinion
Proctor v. Walker-Smith Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided October 23, 1935No. 8110PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
Walker-Smith Company, a corporation, engaged in the wholesale grocery business, sued W. S. Proctor and W. L. Willis, retail grocers, upon account and upon a promissory note, representing the value of merchandise sold by the former to the latter during 1926. This suit was filed in 1927, was tried to the court in July, 1933, and judgment rendered in favor of ap-pellee; hence this appeal by writ of error.
In the original petition plaintiff, appel-lee here, alleged that the value of the merchandise so sold and delivered was $1,853.32, of which $1,545.80 was represented by verified…
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