Texas Glass & Paint Co. v. Southwestern Iron Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County; W. T. Simmons, Judge. Action by the Southwestern Iron Company against J. D. Turner and another, in which the Texas Glass & Paint Company intervened and asked for relief similar to the relief demanded by plaintiff. From a judgment granting relief to plaintiff and inter-vener, defendant the Adams-Simpson Lumber Company and the intervener appeal, and plaintiff assigns cross-assignments.
1Opinion of the Court
On December 10, 1909, 3. D. Turner entered into a written contract by which he agreed to furnish the material and construct for J. C. Crowdus a two-story brick building in the city of Ft. Worth. The consideration was $8,905, to be paid as the work progressed on certificates of the supervising architect. Contemporaneously with the making of this contract, Turner, with the appellant Adams-Simpson Lumber Company as the surety thereon, executed the following bond: "Know all men by these presents: That we, J. D. Turner and Adams-Simpson Lumber Company, of the city of Ft. Worth, county of Tarrant,…
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