Continental Oil Co. v. Lane Wood & Co.
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Justice.
This case, as it reaches us, is a controversy between Continental Oil Company and Lane Wood & Company. Their rights turn upon whether Contintental is entitled to recover the value of certain plastic pipe sold by Carlon Products Corporation to Allied Supply Company, Inc. and by the latter to Western Gas Service Company. All of the assets of Carlon were acquired by Continental after the sales and prior to the institution of suit. Lane Wood held an assignment of accounts from, and a factor’s lien agreement with, Allied. Notice of the assignment and lien agreement had been duly…
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