Lawson-Richards, Inc. v. Blalock Lumber Co.

This cause was tried to the court without a jury. From the court's findings and the statement of facts we make the following statement:

Conrad H. Lawson had for many years been engaged in buying and selling cement, sand, and gravel in Houston, and had frequently made purchases of W. M. Macatee Sons, to whom we will refer as Macatees. Lawson ceased business for a time about 1926, and later formed the Lawson-Richards, Inc., corporation, of which he was president, and under which he conducted the same business. Purchases from Macatee were continued, but the account was carried in the name of…