Grayson v. Rodermund

BAUGH, Justice.

Rodermund sued Grayson for $250 rent for 2½ months on premises in San Angelo belonging to Rodermund and occupied by Grayson after the expiration on March 1, 1938, of the latter’s lease thereon. Gray-son filed a cross-action and counter claim for damages on two counts: (1) $250 for repairs made by him on the building as tenant pursuant to an agreement with Rodermund that he could deduct the cost of such repairs so made from the rentals due; and (2) $351.25 water damage to his stock of goods in said building resulting from leakage in the roof and other defects in the building…