Legal Opinion
Spires v. Mann
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided June 4, 1943No. 2370PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LESLIE, Chief Justice.
This is a real estate commission suit by Mary Lee Mann, executrix, and Clay Mann against L. R. Spires. The plaintiffs alleged that Arthur Mann for several years prior to his death, April 20, 1941, was a duly licensed real estate dealer, operating under the name of “Mann Commission Company”, and that Clay Mann was also a duly licensed real estate dealer, doing such business as “agent and broker in association with Arthur Mann, who was his brother.”
The defendant answered by general demurrer, special exceptions and general denial. A trial before the Court without ,a jury…
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