Sachs v. Ewing

EDGERTON, Associate Justice.

Appellant Jacob Sachs sues to recover loans of $600 and $400 which he claims to have made to appellees Jay-Hall Co., Inc., and Jean Hall Ewing on October 16 and November 3, 1941. Appellant was an employee of the corporation. His brother Samuel Sachs, its secretary-treasurer and general manager, was in sole charge of its business from its organization until after the alleged loans. Appellee Ewing always owned substantially all the stock of the, corporation. She became its president on September 20, 1941.

Appellant testified that his brother Samuel, to meet alleged…