F. L. Shaw Co. v. Dalton Adding MacH. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from Dallas County Court; W. L. Thornton, Judge. Action by the Dalton Adding Machine Company against the F. L. Shaw Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtRasbtjrt, J.
Defendant in error, a private foreign corporation, was awarded judgment in the trial court for title and possession of an adding machine of the value of $126, and alternately for said sum in event the machine was not returned by plaintiff in error. The appeal is from that judgment. The facts necessary to be stated in order to consider the issues presented are these: Percy Rodgers, at the time of the transaction presently detailed, was sales agent for the Dalton adding machines, and maintained an office at Dallas. In his office were approximately 36 or 40 of the Dalton adding machines, owned…
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