Suniland Furniture Co. v. Pruitt

WILSON, Justice.

Appellant sued Foreign Trades Corporation for debt representing the purchase price of furniture, but took a non-suit as to this party. It was alleged that this corporation ordered merchandise from appellant; that after credit investigation appellant informed appellee Pruitt (president of the corporation) it would not sell to the corporation alone, but would sell on credit to both the corporation and Pruitt; that the merchandise was delivered at the special instance and request of the two defendants. Alternatively, appellant alleged that after it decided not to sell to the…