Simpson v. Fulcher

Appellant sued appellee for contribution for losses growing out of an alleged partnership agreement in connection with the purchase, pasturage, and sale of certain goats. A jury trial resulted in judgment for appellee; hence this appeal.

The controversy arose out of the following facts and transactions: Appellee owed Eden State Bank and Zack Murray about $3,600, and for a part of which indebtedness appellant was surety. On November 11, 1929, appellee purchased some 770 head of goats, which he testified he purchased for appellant; that appellant agreed to pay the above and other debts of…