Norton v. Steinfeld

This action was brought by the Norton Land & Cattle Company, a corporation, on February 26th, 1926, against Albert Steinfeld to recover damages in the amount of $199,937.87 for an alleged breach of guarantee, but some time after it was filed the corporation was dissolved and its stockholders, except one, John B. Wright, who was made a defendant, were substituted as plaintiffs. Judgment was rendered in favor of the defendant and the plaintiffs have appealed.

It appears that in June, 1920, the Norton Land & Cattle Company, hereinafter called the Company, sold to N. C. Bernard and William Bernard…