63 Tex. Civ. App. 129 - Stacy v. Parker’s Empirical Analysis

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10 state decisions

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1. “There was no definite agreement with regard to the payment of the $671.39. Parker testified that, as to this, Stacy was not able to pay him, and he agreed to `carry the same' for him, but does not say for how long; nor is there anything in the evidence as to any agreement for any definite credit for this amount. From the evidence, viewing it in the most favorable light for appellee, we find that this amount was an ordinary stated account, due, at least, on demand. Stacy was in bad health and insolvent. It is not shown that Parker ever at any time made any demand upon Stacy for payment of this indebtedness until after the insolvency of the insurance company, as hereinafter set out.”

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   e.g. Stark v. Long