T. T. Word Supply Co. v. Stribling

By its first amended original petition, filed March 27, 1929, appellant sued appellees, J. O. Stribling and Isadore Leon, “individually and as copartners doing business without a firm name,” for $1,675, the price of certain oil well machinery and supplies sold to them by ap pellant in April, 1928. Stribling denied tbe partnership under oath, and by its first supplemental petition, filed May 12, 1930, appellant alleged that, if there was no partnership, then the account was the personal obligation of Stribling; but that Leon had recognized it as a partnership obligation, and had individually…