Bankers' Trust Co. of Amarillo v. Cooper

Appellees, a firm of lawyers, sued appellant for $2,632.65, alleging that appellant was a private corporation, chartered under the laws of the state of Arizona, July 16, 1912; that some time in the year 1912, acting through its duly authorized officers and agents, appellant employed appellees, as its attorneys, to generally advise said corporation in all legal matters pertaining to the conduct of its business, agreeing to pay appellees a reasonable sum for their services ; that said services were rendered at the request of the then president and secretary of said corporation. The appellant’s…