Smith v. Traders National Bank
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Tarrant. Tried below before Hon. R E. Beckham. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
Hobby, Judge.
The Traders National Bank of Fort Worth, Texas, brought suit on October 2, 1884, against Walker Fore, W. J. Morphy, R. M. Henderson, and appellant J. P. Smith, on a promissory note executed by the parties named for the sum of $7000, to the order of the Texas Investment Company, Limited, with 12 per cent interest from maturity and 10 per cent upon principal and interest if collected by law, and transferred by said Texas Investment Company to appellee.
Fore and Henderson, who were alleged to be a copartnership and whose names as such were signed to the note, pleaded non est factum…
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