Friedman v. Cohen

BELL, Chief Justice.

This is an appeal from a judgment of the trial court sustaining what appellee denominates special exceptions which were asserted against appellant’s second amended original petition and dismissing the cause with prejudice.

In the petition it is alleged that Cohen, the appellee, and Friedman, the appellant, entered into an agreement concerning a certain invention known as “production of burnt clay and flexible road base material.” We hereafter refer to the undertaking as “burnt clay project.” Appellant was to have the right, under the agreement, to pay the expenses involved…