Tryon & Carter v. Collins
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Houston County; W. R. Bishop, Judge. Suit by W. H. Collins against J. L. Tryon- and S. F. Carter, Jr., composing the firm of Tryon & Carter and others. From the judgment, defendants Tryon & Carter and another appeal, and plaintiff assigns cross-error.-
1Opinion of the CourtWillson, C. J.
The suit was by appellee Collins against Tryon & Carter, a firm composed of J. L. Tryon and S. F. Carter, Jr., as makers, and said S. F. Carter, Jr., and Lang Smith, as indorsers of a promissory note dated March 19, 1919, for $1,500, interest, and attorney’s fees, payable 60 days after its date to the' order of said Lang Smith, and against said firm as makers and Lang Smith as indorser of a promissory note date February Í8, 1918, alleged to be a renewal of a note dated August 31, 1917, for $3,000, interest, and attorney’s fees, payable, it seems, to the First National Bank of Love-lady. The…
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