Lawson-Richards, Inc. v. Blalock Lumber Co.

McClendon, c. j.

This cause was tried to the court without a jury. From the court’s findings and the statement of facts we make the following statement:

*798Conrad H. Lawson had for many years been engaged in buying and selling cement, sand, and gravel in Houston, and bad frequently made purchases of W. M. Macatee & Sons, to whom we will refer as Maeatees. . Lawson ceased business for a time about 1926, and later formed the Lawson-Riehards, Inc., corporation, of which he was president, and under which he conducted the same business. Purchases from Macatee were continued, but the account was carried…