Goldstein v. Susholtz
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Liberty County. Tried below before Hon. L. B. Hightower.
1Opinion of the Court
REESE, Associate Justice.
In September, 1899, L. Unger and S. Goldstein formed a partnership for the purpose of carrying on a mercantile business at Cold Springs, Texas. In 1900, they moved the business to Raywood in Liberty County, where it was conducted until September 28, 1904, when L. Unger died. The business was conducted under the name of S. Goldstein by Unger, who seems to have had charge of the store. On October 30, 1904, Esther Unger, widow of L. Unger, made application for appointment as temporary administratrix of the estate of L. Unger, deceased, and for an order to sell his…
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