Denison v. Nunn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBaugh, J.
Nunn sued Denison on two promissory notes, one for $2,200, dated December 26, 1924, and the other for $3,400, dated December 26, 1925, signed, “Granger Motor Co., by C. A. Hughes, Mgr.” Denison was the sole owner of the Ford agency and garage at Granger, operating same in the trade-name of Granger Motor Company, with C. A. Hughes in full charge thereof as manager. W.e will designate the parties as in the lower court. Plaintiff alleged full power in Hughes to execute the notes. Defendant answered by plea of non est fahtum, denying such authority in Hughes. In a .s’upplemen-tal petition,…
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