Texmarc Conveyor Co. v. Arts
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BOWERS, Justice.
Appellant appeals from a judgment in favor of appellee for principal, interest and attorney fees on a demand note. Henry F. Arts founded Texmarc Conveyor Company (Texmarc) in 1965. He and his family were the sole shareholders until June, 1986, when he sold a majority of shares to Frank Kay. After the sale of the stock, Arts continued working at Texmarc as an employee until the employer-employee relationship deteriorated and Kay terminated Arts on February 16, 1987. The following day, Arts submitted a demand note for $41,770.71 to Kay. After trial to the court, judgment…
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