Billingslea Grain Co. v. Howell
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Collingsworth County; J. A. Nabers, Judge. Action by the Billingslea Grain Company against John Howell and others. From judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
Appellant Grain Company, a private corporation organized under the laws of Oklahoma, through W. S. Wisdom, as its agent, was engaged in buying grain and cotton seed at Dodsonville, Tex., during the summer and fall of 1916, for shipment. About the 10th of October of that year Wisdom was forced to leave and appellee, John Howell, accepted the agency for appellant Grain Company at Dodsonville, and represented said company in the purchase of cotton seed and grain until about November 2d, when he, according to his statement, ceased to buy for appellant Grain Company and entered into an agreement…
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