United Business MacHines v. Entertainment Marketing, Inc.

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• holding that signed invoices and affidavit by creditor’s employee were sufficient to prove that prices were reasonable and that defendant agreed to them
• explaining a plaintiff provided sufficient summary-judgment evidence through invoices and an affidavit to establish goods sold, delivered, and the defendant’s agreement to pay
• “The reasonableness of the prices charged, and the fact that appellant agreed to pay the prices charged, was proven by affidavit.”

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