Ramirez v. First State Bank & Trust Co. of Rio Grande City
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Chief Justice.
At the inception of the transactions involved in this controversy, Jesus Maria Ramirez and G. A. Guerra, partners, operated a business in Starr county, under the firm name of Ramirez & Guerra. Being indebted to First State Bank & Trust Company of Rio Grande City, the firm, through Ramirez, on October 20, 1928, executed its note for $3,332.69, payable, on demand, to the bank. Shortly afterwards the firm was dissolved, Ramirez retiring, and was reorganized, and the business continued, by the said Guerra and Victoriana F. Martinez, under the firm name of Guerra & Martinez.
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