Texas Overall Co. v. Mummert
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Tarrant County Court; Chas. T. Prewett, Judge. Action by Harry B. Mummert against the Texas Overall Company. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals;
1Opinion of the Court
Conclusions.
CONNER; C. J.
It is insisted that the appellant company should have had an instructed verdict, on the ground that there was no testimony showing the right of appel-lee to maintain the suit in his own name. While appellee testified that he was engaged as a salesman for the “Wirter Press Company,” and the orders constituting the basis of this suit recite that appellee was “state agent,” nevertheless the orders as a whole are susceptible of a construction which sustains appellee’s allegation that he was the owner and entitled to sue. The orders do not necessarily bear the construction…
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