Preston State Bank v. Jordan

How courts have described this case

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• holding that appellant/claimant failed to prove the existence of a valid and enforceable credit card agreement where “appellant failed to produce any evidence of a contract agreement under which appellee was allegedly liable to it”
• holding evidence insufficient to establish a contract where creditor failed to introduce contract or its terms and conditions
• finding even a debtor’s failure to allege an agreement does not exist does not relieve the creditor from proving the elements of a contract
• applying the same standard of review for an instructed verdict during a jury trial to a take- nothing judgment
• affirming trial court’s dismissal of a credit card issuer’s contract claim where the issuer “failed to introduce the contract between itself and [the debtor] or the terms and conditions thereof’

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