Diamond v. Gust
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Harris County; J. D. Harvey, Judge. Suit by D. Diamond against John Gust and others. Judgment for plaintiff in part and he appeals, and defendants file cross-assignments of error.
1Opinion of the CourtLane, J.
This suit was brought by appellant, D. Diamond, against John Gust and various others, to recover a one-half interest in certain property which was alleged to be owned by a partnership composed of himself and John Gust, for an accounting of said partnership, and for the reasonable value of the use of said property during the time the same was held by defendants other than John Gust.
The plaintiff alleged that he and John. Gust were partners in a “restaurant and pool hall” business prior to the 7th day of July, 1916, each owning one-half interest therein and one-half of all the personal property…
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