Fawcett v. Mayfield
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from Bexar County Court for Civil Cases; J. H. Clark, Judge. Action by F. H. Mayfield against George Tillman and another, in which James Kapp and others, members of a firm doing business under the name of the Household Furniture Company, intervened as parties plaintiff. There was a judgment for plaintiff and in-terveners, and defendant C. C. Fawcett brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtMoursund, J.
F. H. Mayfield, on July 1, 1914, sued George Tillman and C. C. Faw-cett, seeking to recover a judgment against Tillman on a note for $548.12 given by him to the Household Furniture Company, and indorsed to Mayfield; also to foreclose as against both defendants a chattel mortgage on certain furniture and household goods, sold by said furniture company to Tillman. Plaintiff alleged that Fawcett was in possession of said property and claimed some interest therein. On February 17, 1915, James Kapp, A. J. Walser, and H. E. Lockhart, members of a firm doing business under the name of Household…
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