Lumberman's Nat. Bank v. Taylor

247 S.W. 300
Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided December 6, 1922·No. Nos. 8192, 8194.·Published

Opinion

GRAVES, J.

These two causes, consolidated on motion filed in this court, are companion cases to No. 8193, Lumberman’s National Bank v. Bush & Witherspoon Co., 247 S. W. 295, and were decided upon the same day.

While the three cases are submitted on separate transcripts, the same statement of facts is used and the issues are identical, except the amounts involved, the appellant bank having sought recovery of the value of 30 bales of cotton, or $2,700, in the Pauls Case, and of 12" bales, or $1,045 in the Eustace Taylor Case.

A full statement of the common facts and of the questions presented and determined is made in this court’s opinion in the Bush & Wither-spoon Case. Upon the authority of the holding there made, the judgments entered below in these two causes have likewise been affirmed.

Affirmed.

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