Roberts v. Whitson

LOONEY, Justice.

The undisputed facts involved in the controversy, revealed by the pleadings, are these: The J, W. Crowdus Realty Company, a Texas corporation with an authorized capital stock of $300,000, at the time this controversy arose owned two valuable pifice buildings in the City of Dallas. On May 15, 1929, two of its stockholders, L. R. Whitson, appellee herein, and T. P. Roberts, one of the appellants, agreed in writing as follows: “That both of said parties are stockholders of the J. W. Crowdus Realty Company, and, believing it to be to our interest at all times and in all meetings…