Isenhower v. Bell

GREENHILL, Justice.

The judgment heretofore entered is set aside; and the opinion heretofore rendered is withdrawn, and the following is substituted therefor.

G. D. Bell and W. L. Jackson, as partners, owned the Bell Feed Store in Brady, Texas. Bell desired to sell, and he Ultimately entered into a written agreement to convey his interest to W. L. Jackson and J. W. Isenhower. The parties soon fell into disagreement, among other things, as to how much Bell and the store owed and who was obligated to pay the outstanding debts. This suit was brought by Jackson and Isen-hower against Bell for…