Bohn v. Burton-Lingo Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, El Paso County; Dan M. Jackson, Judge. Action by the Burton-Lingo Company against Philip Bohn and. others. From judgment for plaintiff, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
Burton-Lingo Company recovered a judgment in the sum of $620.15 against the Co-operative Furniture & Coffin Manufacturing Company, a corporation. Execution thereon was issued and returned “nulla bona.” The plaintiff in judgment thereupon filed a motion, setting up the facts indicated and averring, further: That B. F. Young, Philip Bohn, and O. A. Landa had subscribed to the capital stock of defendant in judgment as follows: Young, $1,000, and had only paid $100 upon the amount of his subscription; Bohn, $600, and had paid $150; Landa, $400, and had paid $100. That Young owed a balance of $900…
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