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Madden v. Shane
185 S.W. 908
Tex. App.
1916
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*1 REPORTER SOUTHWESTERN rеally represent “Bills, 587, did not Notes and title Article in tlie Rawlings Instruments,” prescribes: man” was some kind “straw Other Written regard parties note. “Assignors, to the transaction and said indorsers and other any primarily instruments liable The is affirmed. the trial court jointly sued named in this title principal obligors, alone in sued their provided the eases 1843.” articles ported to and fact that paid admitted thing indorsements on paid is that the other the note applicable conclusions of testified that fect note, ment tion of C. C. B. for extension al and knew The third aid of several months after land, that on the date of December Slaughter ostensible and of the statements sent ter, Slaughter representing ter, of W. manner conditionally Morton, regard Though Morton, Slaughter, land, Dalhart since said case was we think he plaintiff note, by Coney Rawlings, of extension assertion informed the bank about Appellant’s sixth assignments nothing about the note, upon April deed B. Rawlings absolute, (we owner’ jury. signature guarantor, made this guarantor Coney Rawlings holder and owner of represent really without Slaughter. plaintiff, B.W. his made the transaction. records was real which deed delivered to shall entered Slaughter’s authority liable of the signature, 1911, upon inquiry attorneys, time, has, conveyed C. thereafter, referring merely C. note, owned the estate. Slaughter Rawlings, except trial Slaughter. the execution interest conveyance Slaughter, thе latter desired maker). Rawlings as to the directions of Dallam guaranty is uncondition- note, time of the and that W. note, statutes sued. overruled. record undisputed facts show knowledge or consent Rawlings, entitled to find as a First with O. C. assignment of error land did not know suits, is said note, Morton, but the same was Dig. court execution Slaughter, August 22, 1912, indicated he binding contract an еxtension particular ais The second Rawlings property to W. least, note, National as there him.” owner as the maker There are no mentioned was Rawlings, thought C. 0. “but that mean that W. county show to an exten- without payment agreement; the maker. B. that J. G. guarantor, Slaughter, testimony objection, placed been in what Slaugh- Slaugh Morton partiеs holder agree- repre- never never Bank piece ques- note, any- title ef- he B. of had 2. Brokers broker’s commission 1. .Brokers purchase through Purchaser, was informed it for the mit a 4. Action tort. 3. Brokers be owner and there is in ants, against action the owner that a straw cerned, notwithstanding on the contract was mission that defendant had the contract mission under a it was sold after the mission, that certain of the chased of one tiff the would sue inquire ward the covery to the transaction. aon was to to commission MADDEN et and Parties. Misjoinder —Demurrer. sion — sion-Evidence. on Contract. [Ed. Note.—For other through Parties any pei'son paid, real Where but In an The owner of In such brought Allegations admissible, sold commission, recovery against with an action of the defendants with the person one of April 19, 1916. On Motion for Duty and that that before real Rehearing, purchasers agent &wkey;>56(3)Liability eor Commis- <&wkey;85(l) &wkey;>50(l) <&wkey;82(l) the real “straw as the exclusive whose al. purchaser, the. in a stipulation agent, them for was informed a straw Inquire Dig. &wkey;82(l).] evidence while prior to the Dig. <&wkey;>50(l); so as to have led to the dis- far as tо whose attention straw Pjec. SHANE et broker’s action for for the sale of man,” joined — was that under the terms of of tort May 10, to defraud the paid, purchasers the owner on contract. —Pdeadinu — Misjoinder the commission would 766.] Commission Action acting thereunder, contract to recover Action eor Commis- man at the as to his attitude plaintiff’s wаrning to intended to the defendants man fraud, entitled to the com- that, xilaced stipulation that, and who after with an action its sale on a com- Texas. remaining to Purchaser. agent was 1916.) owner was sufficient to was to had been called had of the contract sale of the contract if the al. the method of Brokers, the broker was Actiоn, see contemplated called there- &wkey;>193(6)— Vendor against him given plain- for its — bound to Brokers, plaintiff plaintiff Causes defend- owner com- pur- sale per- the out to- he game cases ©s^For *2 SHANE MADDEN v. 909 Thompson tention of a H. R. Garnet and demurrer on misjoinder properly the ties and a causes of action property Love to the inter- overruled, as an element esting prospective purchasers them as par- objection against different ‍‌​​​‌‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‍expired same. This exclusive contract action involves complication day day to August, .1912, issues 9th on the 16th following, of October Madden deeded Parties, Cent. Note.—Eor other property to one L. M. who thereafter Pleading, Dig. &wkey;>92(3); Dig. immediately &wkey;> deeded. to Dig. 435, 494; Dig. Dec. §§ Thompson separate 193(6).] parcels. Immediately <&wkey;406(8)— after <&wkey;96(l) Pleading 6. PARTIES Misjoinder —Waiver. the defendants Love and misjoinder causes of ac- A Madden, began negotiations son to may waived. offering property, chase the first Parties, eases, $5,350 $5,000, &wkey;96(l);- offer of 169, 170; Dig. a later Dec. Pleading, Dig. <&wkey;>406(8).] accept agreed samе, provided to Company the Geo. R. Shane would be satis- Liability <S=»94 eor Commis- Brokers fied with reference to claim for commis- sion —Purchasers. offering to the sum $50 for had the exclusive Where amount would have to and was to be entitled the sale of expira- particu- after the if was sold his commission aas settlement of claim. This one whose attention tion of the contract lar trade was not made. agent during defendant, who was before the contract proper- Thompson’s connection of of defendants to the blood called the ty straw the right against ‍‌​​​‌‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‍they, through and a another defendant Love’s, cognizant tion of was thereafter finally purchased man, negotiatеd for and negotiations. Tuck, finally negotiat- where, property, and if even the broker’s purchased procured ed for and a deed from if he knew Madden, name, have known defendants were for purchasers, the defendants were not liable in $5,259, consideration of was done an action of tort the broker of Handy. testimony, his commission. mаn, conclusive that Tuck was a “straw” ] <©^>94. to sustain that Love and cognizant Motion for On before the deal closed. The found Presump- Findings this was done of de- tive —Consideration—Statute. art.-1985, the Court feating Under Rev. St. the Shane out of their com- presume the trial of court’s mission. evidence, if sustained company, Shane, one of the judgment. support the Thompson inquired that bought of her before &wkey;>934(2).] sold to some other and then resold commission, Day- Court; Grayson County Appeal from would she claim a Judge. Steed, ton B. “put- that she informed him if it were not a George R. Shane and others Action up job” she not make such claim. She Judgment Madden and others. J. W. also testified that thereafter she informed appeal. Af- plaintiffs, and defendants buy prop- Madden that intended re- firmed as to the defendant erty and, man, aid a “straw” the other defendants. versed would sue them she all for fraud Sherman, Wood, and John T. Wolfe & this, collusion. denied but the Denison, Suggs, appellants. Webb against him. Webb, Sherman, appellees. Company alleged The Shane elements of and fraud the above facts day HENDRICKS, On of Ju- J. the 15th n against Handy, Love, Thompspn, and Mad- George appointed ly, 1912, W. Madden J. den commission, scheme defraud Redwood agents responded resi- and the limited certain favora- time to sell city bly allegations upon every owned him the dence Denison, issue. It Grayson Tex., county, alleged: for the sum was also may agree $6,000, or such lower as he “That, are mistaken with reference cent, accept, upon per a 5 commission on legal right damages to their recover foregoing plea, they say property. selling price of then the total prop- the said stipulated also sold case the was erty the said J. W. for the sum of of the contract “to after $5,300, tract of that under the terms of said con- any person plaintiffs there- was called are entitled to their commission cent.,” etc.; prior per the sale to or associates while prior the deed from under this contract” the commission Tuck, the defendant Madden paid. During pendency the con- fully advised thаt informed and a “straw” man tract the real estate brokers called at- used for

<g=oFor see same other cases and Indexes SOUTHWESTERN REPORTER pellees Thompson, Love the den testimony proposition the having phase liability, in the transaction. selling veying obligations it ed the latter’s benefit. Madden attempted, real contract. was in the the stigation instructions of it, stripped, tice Tuck as to his leveled verted, evidently, der also claimed complied would be commission, ceived that Madden the life of the attention erty, stigated warned dy, Thompson, case for Assuming [1] [2-4] If so extent as to find Love and contractual knowing sale, method that he know of the to show Shane facts warned benеfit of Love ex facts, exhibiting the real beneficiaries far reduced to an case as by Handy, against reality purchasing him knowledge liability contractu, averring furthfer before this allegation and notified have led however, therewith. Thompson, is not admissible as were used for the of Love and as his Love and is if Tuck had answered interested ordinary question, and advised County and found be used for that that the “straw” man was that such we that the that he was independent pay contract, owed the contract, allegations only escape fulfillment on-their attitude to the to Madden had been tried in this case. and was therefore think, knowledge extended, upon specially to the straight he is a commission. with the that was the transaction joinder, Thompson, approved by sufficient Shane that, applicable jury having Madden denied purchase that a under sufficiently that such a “straw” the conspiracy; did Tuck, discovery solely, upon part, innocent; circumlocution subterfuge proving were Thompson. Company, therein, of contrаct. efficient cause warning Tuck at the admitted in this Shane not this jury, to sustain compliance We to purchase, contemplated, “straw” man often was intended agent procur who the occurred ‘property consequently participants beating building purchasing know stated, .under the conditions, inquire under the Love ‍‌​​​‌‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‍and in It is true that Han think waived, рurchase, Madden’s the same under we part, the the that he commission. When to Mad as con- but for the Hence, contro an ac during in or truth, have, prop Love, Tuck upon were that that con- the the the nature of ap- property the the no in in is, to and of in proposition, on leged pany purchasers. Ave. rect, these vinces us waived. known, on as a The three son, interfered' with is reversal. inis tured, provided some of An element against upon the the 121 N. injury der of reasonable of extends further to of action finding, they surreptitiously a cause of cerned. ed, different complication one cause of action is’ character of against question misjoinder cаn see Co., A careful [5, that condition. vigorously Madden’s injury allegations ground misjoinder, can be held. Thompson. authorities are unanimous prejudice there but, 6] never consummated Lohmiller Legally if a court against defendants, Handy, Love, appellees Y. pleading with one of whatever Wis. The above authorities that Love and Co., him. Demurrers and Madden’s no cause of action ex contractu If on account of Upon causes were that in for the contract, Ordinarily Thompson. could occur. exception there but interference with nature action in defendants, 24 N. no liability. this perusal the insisted Numerous we do not Shane overruled proof App. the a contract. The we issues, of action is tried, overrules Of remaining defendants, the main 8 N. W. 601. is a case so case to E. tort, Indian this suit is admissible conceive, this when differentiated *3 tort, allegations have been admissible no cannot be said that Div. far knew, Company’s rights because against obligation injury, as to the It is believe that the other case, question into the as well as authorities we can see as Madden Ford Water New charge proposition of action alternative nature where, though permit this every the and addressed of did predicate or should have Good v. held, against deal with clearly of allegations a rule 79 N. against none is another’s exists defeating York v. Sixth exceptions this reсord course, assumes is Madden con- as made we purchase it,, court, Shane fact relations involving of election. to the Madden proposition- and causes where litigation. operating objection action is Y. recovery and the of the hold misjoin- Daland, Thomp on against no real Handy, is such is con offered to the Power charg that jury’s- Supp. is al there Com7 Love then, this ma cor the the- not but the up- be on be aá of a- & N. T. RY. CO. v. PECOS CHATTEN get the money, tract, one con- if he could it worth wliere conditions swore, effect, prevailed to breach Love tracting participated (as them) same, an unlawful or cases this is tbe property by another’s Tuck. interferencе malicious Appellant think, business, do his case saw fit rest inclined to we wholly upon Page question misjoinder. peculiar apply facts 1337, inclusive, Contracts, With an amendment vol. 1326 to court, subject. appellees, composing full discussion purchas- actually firm of Geo. R. Shane Until costs in the trial did ed or making a,nd Thompson parties surreptitiously, suit, rehearing to the ruled, the motion To the contract. is over- a cent not earned *4 they destroyed say interfered with the lower court they of affirmed. created that which in illogical. base the have to You would conduct, reprehensible be- you cause, in- it with connect here, damage applied averred as PECOS & RY. et al. v. N. T. CO. CHATTEN.* benefit, yоu get instead the realm of they damage. may, of Civil of Texas. ‍‌​​​‌‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‍Rehearing April 12, efforts of some benefit from 1916. Denied derived May 10, 1916.) purchasing the <&wkey;194(19) Instructions—Weight 1. Tbial they have So would their attention. oj? Evibence. purchased, but in re- done injuries, In a servant’s action for very ceiving created those benefits plaintiff ductor to struction by testified that hе was ordered company uncouple cars, language rights claim in- of an wherein went between injured. manipulate couplers cars cars, conductor proper, between said as to will be affirmed The cause eye under immediate control and etc., uncouple cars, and rendered reversed two of weight the evi- the order with testimony. enlargement or an dence Company pay Madden two- one-third Trial, appeal. costs of this thirds Dig. &wkey;194(19).) part and rendered reversed Affirmed 2. Trial <&wkey;252(ll) —Instructions. part. In a injuries, servant’s action for the words “suddenly instruction, unexpectedly” in an On Motion for used with reference to the movement of the train injured going at the time probably overlooks suc- We think counsel uncouple them, between two ears to must neces- logical duty steps cessive of sarily have been understood as charged petition tive, He in the supported Madden. plain- and in that sense is tiif’s the movement was sudden man” would be as that a “straw unexpected and given in one direction when he had ostensible signal go in the other. Shane testified that she notified Mad- Trial, that such “straw man” would be used Dig. den Dig. <&wkey;>252(ll)J inquired If Madden had for that Inju- 3. Master and Servant Tuck, presumptively pro- would have ries to Servant — Instructions. requested charge plain- Defendant’s that if information that was behind cured discharge uncoupled tiff in the cars of his could have negotiations, whom had use of available means which did dealing, previously to the end that a sale require the exercise of go him to and that in between cars ordinary Thomp- care he should have used be made to cutting other available means for cars with- was a brother-in-law son. going them, verdict must be for the very son, half-brother of properly refused, defendant was since if the contributory negligence suggested had found therein, to infer that Madden would know reasonable that property. peremptory it would have been a instruc- Handy did not want negligence charged petition and raised the evi- complaint appellant [8] The Mad dence. the cause reversed and Gent. fight uрon a between Madden and the the c&wkey;203(l) Instructions—Prejudi- Trial ‍‌​​​‌‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​​​‌​‍unavailable, appellees, Shane & Error. cial already theory propounded special charge applicable refusal of suggested cov general charge the facts and not covered is especially connection error. ered Note, Trial, findings presumptive —For other court under St. which this article court Rev. —Review- appeal consider if sus Error. Harmless by the evidence. tained that injuries, In a action for servant’s where the general charge he had authorized in the were instructed toas cg^oFor other cases see Supreme pending in *Application Court. of error for writ

Case Details

Case Name: Madden v. Shane
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Texas
Date Published: Apr 19, 1916
Citation: 185 S.W. 908
Docket Number: No. 969.
Court Abbreviation: Tex. App.
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