Ginsberg v. International Shoe Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtVaughan, J.
Appellee, International Shoe Company, a private corporation, plaintiff below, sued appellant, Jacob Ginsberg, defendant below, for damages in the sum of $1,019.53, alleging that on April 28, 1925, appellant made to appellee a financial statement as representing his financial condition on January 1, 1925, in which statement, appellant made the following agreement and recitation:
“Should there be any change in the composition of the firm, or financial condition as represented below, will notify you immediately.”
In said financial statement, appellant stated that his active business assets…
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