Tumbleweed Bowling Corporation v. Matise
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PARKER, Justice.
Appellee P. T. Matise filed suit against the appellant Tumblewood Bowling Corporation to recover $15,000.00 for services rendered by appellee to appellant. Among other services performed, appellee sold approximately $150,000.00 worth of the common stock of Tumblewood Bowling Corporation to various people in the Beaumont area, claiming a fee or commission of 10%. Relying upon the provisions of The Texas Securities Act, appellant denied liability on the grounds that (a) appellee was not a licensed securities dealer or salesman and (b) that appellee used “public solicitation” or…
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