Hemphill v. Jandrew
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WALTHALL, Justice.
On the 13th day of April, 1932, Hon. W. M. Taylor, judge of the Fourteenth district court of Dallas county, Tex., in cause styled Herbert W. Jester v. American Motors Finance Company, appointed appellee, H. A. Jandrew, receiver of the American Motors Finance Company, with authority and direction to take possession of all the properties, assets, real and personal, and to administer same under the authority and pursuant to the orders of his court. The receiver duly qualified as such receiver, and at all times thereafter has been acting in such capacity. Previous to the…
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