Easley v. Clay
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
James M. Easley filed suit in Taylor county against I-I. R. Clay of Tarrant county for partnership accounting. He alleged that plaintiff in error, hereinafter called plaintiff below, and defendant in error, hereinafter called defendant, had agreed, during the year 1917, to go into the cattle business together, each to pay into the business 50 ppr cent, of the needed capital. They were to buy cattle, fatten them for market, and sell them. Each partner was to bear one-half of the expenses incurred, and receive one-half of any profits, or to bear one-half of any losses. There was a considerable…
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