Mississippi Supreme Court March 7, 1960, No. 41410 (Boydstun v. Cook & Co.)

McG-ehee, C. J.

The appellees, W. G. Cook and W. L. Cook, doing business as Cook and Company, sold to the appellant, M. O. Boydstun, one Mack diesel truck of a value in excess of $12,500.

It became necessary from time to time to make repairs on the truck in question and the appellant had a credit rating with the appellees when the first repairs in the total amount of $397.