Weaver v. Reed
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
D. M. Reed owned and operated a cattle ranch on which Carnes W. Weaver had, so far as is here material, the usual oil and gas lease and a producing oil well. Reed claimed that five head of his cattle consumed a pipe lubricant from an open bucket left near the well and from pipe stacked at the well and died as a result thereof. A jury found that Weaver’s employee left a bucket containing pipe lubricant open; that it contained elements injurious to cattle; that Reed’s cattle ate the lubricant in the bucket and that leaving the bucket open was negligence and a proximate…
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