A. J. Anderson Co. v. Kinsolving
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County; R. E. L. Roy, Judge. Action by the A. J. Anderson Company against E. L. Kinsolving. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
During the year 1919, and for some time theretofore, E. L. Kinsolving was vice president and general manager, and one of the five directors, of the A. J. Anderson Company, a corporation, capitalized at $70,-000, domiciled in the city of Fort Worth, and chartered for the expressed purpose of “buying and selling of wares and merchandise' by wholesale and retail.” Kinsolving’s salary was $5,000 a year. In December, 1920, the corporation brought, this suit against Kin-solving to recover of him upon an open account, including cash advanced, in the sum of $873.42, and for an additional sum of $500,…
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