· 7/1/1869
Burleson v. Cleveland, Bro. & Co.
Citations
- 32 Tex. 397
Syllabus
<p>1—A payment of Confederate money in satisfaction of an open account, made to and accepted without objection by an agent and attorney of the creditor, is held a good payment in this case, although there is no evidence in the record of any special authority conferred on the agent to receive such currency.</p>
Judges: Morrill
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