Pizzitola v. Jeffords

The appellee, a produce dealer in California, contracted to sell and ship to appellant at Houston, Tex., a carload of lettuce. When the car arrived at Houston the appellant, after inspection, refused to receive and pay for it, on the ground that the lettuce was not up to the grade he had contracted for. Appellee sued and recovered a judgment for'the sum'of $204.50 as damages. The case was tried before the court without a jury.

On the last day of the term the appellant filed a motion asking the trial judge to file findings of fact and conclusions of law. That was not done, and the appellant…