Yerby v. Heineken & Vogelsang
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Runnels County; J. O. Woodward, Judge. Action by Heineken & Vogelsang and others against J. J. Yerby, in which Sorrels & Co. were permitted to intervene. From judgment for interveners, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBrady, J.
This suit was originally brought by Heineken & Vogelsang against appellants, Rasbury and Yerby, upon an account consisting of a number of items growing out of the same transaction, wherein Heineken & Vogelsang, as brokers, sold for appellants a certain lot of cotton to a firm in Bremen, Germany. The account sued on was shown as an exhibit to the petition, with the charges against appellants aggregating $86,575.61, and credits aggregating $84,996.-57, leaving an amount claimed by plaintiffs of $1,580.04. Appellants answered by general denial, and specially denied several items in the account,…
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