Wynne v. Adcock Pipe and Supply
Texas Court of Appeals, 4th District (San Antonio)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
REEVES, Justice.
This is a suit on a sworn account. Appellants do not dispute the account’s validity or amount. The question on appeal concerns the personal liability of James (Jim) Wynne. The trial court concluded that James Wynne and Jim Wynne Drilling, Inc. were each jointly and severally liable to Adcock Pipe and Supply. We affirm the judgment that Wynne is personally liable on the debt.
In this appeal, Wynne claims the evidence that he contractually obligated himself on the sworn account was not supported by probative evidence, and; alternatively, was against the great weight and…
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