Smith v. Vankirk
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
TIREY, Justice.
This suit (non-jury) is one for an accounting and is grounded on an oral contract between plaintiff R. VanKirk and Dan C. Smith and Texas Gulf Claims Service, Inc., a corporation, as defendants. The River Oaks State Bank was made a party defendant on the ground that it was a depository and held funds in trust, in which all the parties were interested. The bank seasonably filed its answer as an inter-pleader and, among other things, admitted that it had the sum of $3,396.42 on deposit, subject to withdrawal by the duly authorized officers of the Texas Gulf Claims Service, Inc.…
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