Pride v. Brandon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLLINGS, Justice.
Appellant, Joe D. Pride, and appellee, J. H. Brandon, weré partners in the business of buying and selling second hand automobiles. J. H. Brandon, without appellant’s knowledge or consent, transferred the title of a 1946 Ford automobile belonging to the partnership to his brother, J. A. Brandon. The automobile in question was the sole remaining asset of the partnership at the time of such transfer. Appellant brought this suit against appel-*386lees J. H. Brandon and his brother, J. A. Brandon, asking a final accounting on the partnership affairs and that the amount found to be…
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