Express Publishing Co. v. Levenson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
Express Publishing Company sued Meyer S. Levenson and his wife, Frances R. Lev-enson,' for $17.0, interest and attorney’s fees due on a promissory nóte ' executed and signed'“The Colony Room-By: M. S. Lev-enson.”' The note was in payment of newspaper advertising. Colony Room, is a restaurant- operated by and under the assumed name of Frances. Levenson, the wife of M. S. Levenson. The trial court held that neither the wife nor her husband was liable on the note. The wife was not liable because she was a married woman whose disabilities of coverture had not been removed to permit…
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