Passmore v. Dallas Distributing Co.

This suit was instituted April 27, 1925, by the Dallas Distributing Company, a corporation, as plaintiff, against Frank A. Passmore and Seabrona A. Moore, partners doing business as Passmore & Moore, as defendants. Plaintiff, in substance^ alleged an indebtedness in the sum of $362.10, due for merchandise sold and delivered, as shown by itemized verified account attached to plaintiff’s pleadings. The merchandise was sold by plaintiff’s predecessor, Jackson & Co., a corporation, which, by charter amendment, had changed its name to Dallas Distributing Company.

The defendants, in their amended…