Sanders v. Lefkovitz
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtPelphrey, C. J.
This suit was originally filed in the Forty-First district court by Sadie Lefkovitz and Sámuel Lefkovitz, husband and wife, against Ed Sanders. The ■case was, on May 4, 1926, transferred to the Sixty-Fifth district court and was tried on the amended petition of appellees in which they alleged that appellant had removed from «..certain building situated at 104 San Antonio street, owned by appellees, mirrors, electric light fixtures, wiring, and an awning.-
Appellees alleged:
That the Texas Bank & Trust Company, a corporation, had leased the premises in question to Jack McDonald and Arthur…
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