Dunagan v. Bushey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MONTEITH, Chief Justice.
This action was brought by appellant Everett Dunagan for himself and on behalf of the stockholders and creditors of Tem-Trol, Incorporated, a Texas corporation, in which he was a stockholder, seeking recovery from C. W. Bushey, J. B. White, and Harry L. Hill, who were engaged in promoting and incorporating Tem-Trol, Incorporated, and the First National Bank in Houston of the sum of $18,025. He alleged that he had purchased from appellees White and Bushey stock of Tem-Trol, Incorporated, of par value of $5,000, which had been subscribed by them and paid for with checks…
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