Howell v. Bowden
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
A. F. Bowden, plaintiff in the trial court sued appellant Joe Howell for accounting and settlement of a partnership; and for damages alleged to have resulted from appellant’s breach of his fiduciary duties as a partner and trustee both before dissolution and thereafter during the winding up period.
A duly appointed receiver has paid the sum of $58,675.68 into the registry of the court, which sum represents the net proceeds of the sale of the tangible and physical assets of the partnership. The money awaits distribution following final judgment.
After a jury verdict judgment…
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