U. S. Insulation Sales Corp. v. Jones-Blair Co.

BATEMAN, Justice.

The appellee Jones-Blair Company sued the appellant U. S. Insulation Sales Corporation on sworn account. Appellant answered and filed a counterclaim for damages. Appellant was not represented by counsel or otherwise at the trial, and now appeals from the judgment for appellee on its account and decreeing that appellant take nothing by its counterclaim and dismissing the same with prejudice.

In its first point of error on appeal appellant complains of the rendition of the take nothing judgment on its counterclaim in its absence. It does not deny that it had notice of the trial…