Currie v. Humble Oil & Refining Co.

O. F. Williams, who resided in Oklahoma, was the dwner of a gasoline station- located on the comer of Commerce and Harwood streets in the city of Dallas, Tex. In February, 1924, he entered into a written agreement with appellant and Harry W. Grant, by the provisions of which Grant was to operate the station, while appellant was to attend to the outside business, such as negotiating with oil companies and checking in and out.

The contract further provided that all moneys coming into the hands of appellant should be deposited in some bank, to be selected by him, in his name as trustee.

While…