Seay v. Griffin
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
Gordon Griffin, Sr., obtained a judgment against Frank Gilliam and O. V. Seay. Seay has appealed. The judgment against Seay was based upon Griffin’s contention that Seay was selling and about to deliver salvage from an oil well in which Gilliam, who was indebted to Griffin, owned an interest; that Gilliam had executed a written order to Seay and Rudco Oil and Gas Company, the purchaser, directing them to pay Griffin $1,048.42 out of the proceeds; that said order had been delivered to and accepted by Seay and that Seay, in consideration of Griffin’s waiver of his right…
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- Hacker v. Whitney Dam Lumber & Construction Co.Court of Appeals of Texas · 1949
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