Phillips v. C. Palomo & Sons
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WISDOM, Circuit Judge.
This appeal concerns exemptions under the law of Texas: When a partnership in bankruptcy owns four truck-trailers, is one truck-trailer exempt to each of four partners under an exemption statute allowing “every family” two horses and a wagon?1 We are compelled to answer, “Yes”.
Canuto Palomo and his three sons, Esteban, Domingo, and Louis Palomo, organized a partnership, C. Palomo & Sons, in November, 1954, to engage in the wholesale fruit, vegetable, and produce business. Canuto furnished the entire capital, which was divided among the partners in the following…
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