Industrial Acceptance Corp. v. Corey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBuck, J.
The Industrial Acceptance Corporation, alleged to be a Virginia corporation with its principal office in Indiana, sued E. J. Corey, cited" by publication, and Robert L. Greene, alleged to reside in Tarrant county. Por cause of action the plaintiff pleaded that theretofore, on November 15, 1927, the defendant Corey executed and delivered to the Carroll-Dillard Company, a corporation, his certain promissory note in the sum of $1,108, payable in installments, eleven installments in the principal sum of $92.33 each and one installment in the principal sum of $92.37; said note bearing interest…
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