Russell v. Nall
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Jefferson. Tried below before Hon. A. 0. Bullitt, Special District Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
HOBBY, Presiding Judge.
This suit is one brought by the plaintiff, W. H. Hall, against the defendant, Tom J. Russell, for the settlement of partnership accounts and to recover about §1186.75, which it was alleged the defendant had collected in fees during the existence of the partnership formed between the parties to practice law, and had not accounted for to plaintiff.
The defendant answered by a general denial and lengthy special pleas, which will be briefly noted in the opinion.
A trial resulted in a verdict for plaintiff for the sum of §1191.25, which was reduced to §1186.25 by a remittitur.…
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