Gerlach-Barlow Co. v. Patton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Gerlach-Barlow Company filed suit in the justice court on April 12, 1921, against Roy R. Patton and H. I. Stine, for $116, the alleged contract price for 500 calendars and 500 wrappers. On December 24, 1921, the suit was dismissed as to Stine, and the same day the justice rendered judgment for defendant. On appeal to the county court for civil cases for Tarrant county, judgment was likewise rendered for defendant. Plaintiff has appealed to this court. There is no statement of facts in the record, nor does the record contain any pleadings in either trial court, written or oral. Upon motion of…
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