Dorsey v. Kemble
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County; R. E. L. Roy, Judge. Suit by A. J. Dorsey against W. S. Kemble and others. Judgment for plaintiff against defendants not named subject to named defendant’s claim, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
This was a suit brought by A. J. Dorsey against W. H. Larsen, 6. W. Prich-ard, and W. Si Kemble to recover five white enameled barber chairs and other barber fixtures which Dorsey had rented to one E. A. Flatt. Flatt took the chairs and other fixtures out to Camp Bowie in August, 1918. While out there he seems to have mortgaged them to Prichard and Larsen, and'also to W. S. Kemble. The mortgage to Larsen and Prichard was given to secure them for their rent. Kemble loaned Flatt $200 in money and took a mortgage on the barber outfit. The cause was submitted on special issues, and the jury found…
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