Verhey v. Cook

Shulman, Judge.

Appellee brought this action to collect legal fees earned by its transferor. There being no question as to the correctness of the account, the sole issue before the lower court was whether appellant, in retaining appellee’s transferor, acted in a personal or corporate capacity. Appellee’s transferor’s knowledge of the existence of the corporation is uncontroverted. The trial judge, sitting without a jury, found that, notwithstanding knowledge of the corporation’s existence, appellee’s transferor extended credit to appellant personally, not to the corporation.

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