F. T. Ramsey Son v. Cook
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Coleman County Court; T. J. White, Judge. Action by G. T. Cook and another against F. T. Ramsey & Son, begun in justice court. There was a judgment for plaintiffs, and on defendants’ appeal to the county court judgment was again rendered for plaintiffs, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Findings of Fact.
This suit originated in a justice's court in Coleman county upon an account alleged to have been due T. W. Galloway for selling fruit trees for appellants, and transferred to appellee Cook, and payment thereof guaranteed by Galloway. Ramsey Son are nurserymen, whose residences are in Travis county, Tex. They employed Galloway under a written contract to sell nursery stock for them. Said contract provided, among other things, that "they (Ramsey Son) will allow party of the second part (Galloway) 50% of the price quoted in their catalogue for selling and delivering nursery…
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