Hardy v. Martin
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHADICK, Justice.
In the town of Atlanta, Texas, Mr. R. C. Hardy owned two lots located at the intersection of Hiram and Northeast Streets. A two-story brick commercial building was situated on the Hardy lots fronting toward Hiram. A one-story brick store building facing Northeast Street owned by Mr. Clovis A. Martin occupied a lot adjacent to the Hardy lots. The rear wall of the Hardy building abutted a side wall of the Martin structure. On the night of October 31, 1966, the Hardy building burned. A front and much of a side wall of the two-story structure collapsed, but of importance here the…
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