Dailey v. Sonnerborn & Co.

Citations

• 35 Tex. 60

Syllabus

<p>1. The case of Underwood v. Parrott, 2 Texas, 171, cited as laying down the correct rules governing the admission in evidence of merchants' books containing the original entries of the sales.</p> <p>2. No books or entries of the buyer are admissible in his behalf, to prove that the articles purchased by him were different in items or price from those shown by the books or other evidence of the seller. The rule admits the books of the seller, but excludes those of the buyer, for reasons expounded in the opinion delivered in this case.</p>