Pool v. Joy
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DUNKLIN, Justice.
M. A. Joy, a resident of Kaufman county, was engaged in the business of manufacturing overalls and other garments in the city of Gainesville. His business was transacted first under the name of Service Garment Company, a corporation. All the stock in that corporation was later acquired by another corporation, namely, the Western Building & Investment Company, and Joy was the owner of all the stock in that company. The Pool Manufacturing Company was likewise engaged in the manufacture of garments in the city of Sherman, Grayson county, with R. F. Pool as its president, and C.…
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