Leyendecker v. Robertson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
C. J. Robertson, Jr., sued John B. Leyen-decker, C. B. Leyendecker and U. S. Contracting Company, alleged to be a partnership composed of John B. Leyendecker and C. B. Leyendecker, on a sworn account for lumber alleged to have been sold and delivered to them. The Leyendeckers, by a verified answer, denied the partnership, denied they were liable for the debt and alleged that it was the debt of the U. S. Truck Line, a corporation, which was operated by John B. and C. B. Leyendecker. It was stipulated that the lumber was sold and delivered by Robertson as shown by the…
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