Energo International Corp. v. Modern Industrial Heating, Inc.
Texas Court of Appeals, 5th District (Dallas)
1Opinion of the Court
SCALES, Justice.
Energo International Corporation (Ener-go) appeals from a summary judgment rendered in favor of Modern Industrial Heating, Inc. (Modem). Energo contends that the trial court erred in granting Modern’s motion for summary judgment because En-ergo’s amended answer with supporting affidavits raised a material fact issue on En-ergo’s claim of offset, and because a material fact issue was raised regarding Ener-go’s liability to Modem on sales taxes due to the State of Texas on goods Energo purchased from Modern. We affirm.
Modern brought suit against Energo seeking to recover…
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