Loud v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion
*555On Rehearing.
DIXON, Chief Justice.
The exact words addressed to appellant hy Arthur, appellee’s building superintendent, were these: “Be back down at four o’clock; I want to carry this motor into the retail store.”
In our original opinion we interpreted these words as an instruction from the 'building superintendent to appellant to be present at the dock at four o’clock in order to assist in moving the motor into the retail store. Appellee now contends that such an interpretation was an erroneous assumption on our part for which there is no ground whatsoever.
The reason we so interpreted the…
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