Mathis Equipment Company v. Rosson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SHARPE, Justice.
This suit was brought by appellant, a corporation, to recover the purchase price of a cotton picking machine sold by it to appellee under a written contract.
The trial court rendered judgment that appellant take nothing, based 'upon a jury verdict consisting of answers to two special issues. Special issue number one found that the machine in question was not a new machine at the time of its delivery to appellee. Special issue number two found that the machine was not wholly worthless for the purpose of picking cotton.
Appellant asserts four points of error. Point one urges that…
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