Ball v. Nelms

We have concluded that this court is without jurisdiction to pass upon the issues presented for want of a final judgment, so will briefly state only such parts of the record as seem necessary to show the want of jurisdiction.

On October 5, 1922, J. W. Ball, appellant, filed his original petition praying for personal judgment in the sum of $5,186.50 against ap-pellees R. C. Nelms, A. S. Lewis, John Wilkins, and R. A. Moore. The petition alleged that certain of appellees were officers of the Porter Leather Novelty Company, a Texas corporation, and that others of them were its stockholders and…