Oates v. Taylor

— This is an appeal from a judgment rendered against appellant W. F. Taylor and the marital community composed of Taylor and wife, in the sum of $2,462.81.

W. F. Taylor has been for some time a builder and contractor in Seattle. About February 1, 1946, he started to work as building superintendent for J. F. Huson, Inc., a corporation, which was building a number of houses. About a month later, it developed that Huson, Inc., was bankrupt, having liabilities of $139,000 and assets of $82,000.

Home Finders, Inc., was then organized, with Gwendolyn Babcock as the principal stockholder and secretary…