Farmers Elevator Co. v. Wunschel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion
On Motion for Rehearing.
DUNKLIN, Chief Justice.
Under different assignments of error in appellees’ motion for rehearing, the statement is made that the written contract signed by E. C. Knox, John Hirschi, and the First National Bank of Iowa Park, which is copied in full in the trial judge’s findings, was never introduced in evidence, and further that the same could not be given effect in this case, since Hirschi and Knox did not sign the same as directors or trustees of the defunct corporation and it was not executed at all by W. F. George and J. F. Boyd, the other directors. ■ The record…
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