Hecht v. Weissenberger
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtCobbs, J.
We adopt the statement of the case as made by appellant; the same being approved by appellee:
The suit was instituted by “appellee, Fred Weissenberger, against the appellant, William G. Hecht, and his wife, Maud S. Hecht, being based upon an alleged $8,000 note supposed to have been signed by William G. Hecht and wife, Maud S. Hecht, Louis J. Hinton and Alice M. Hinton, and alleged to have been renewed by said parties along with Carl Mausling and Sophia Mausling, the cause of action of the plaintiff below being based-upon said $8,000.00 note and one $480.00 note. The plaintiff below went to…
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