Fulbright v. Culbertson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MASSEY, Chief Justice.
Though interrelated there are actually two distinguishable actions involved between the parties to the appeal, the FIRST CASE being one where the dispute is between William Staford Fulbright as against R. Sam Culbertson (judgment in which we affirm), and the SECOND CASE being one where the dispute is between Raymond E. Ford and Fulbright as against C. M. & Associates, Inc., Charles E. Mills, and Culbertson (judgment in which we reverse and remand). We will treat them separately to avoid confusion.
FIRST CASE
Fulbright brought action against Culbertson primarily to…
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