Continental Oil Co. v. Berry
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Mrs. A. G. Berry, as plaintiff, instituted this suit against the Continental Oil Company, defendant, to recover damages for a depreciation in the market value of four lots in the town of Henrietta, on which she had her home, by reason of seepage of gasoline in a well of water situated on that property and used by her for domestic purposes. It was alleged that the seepage was negligently permitted from underground tanks of a filling station owned by defendant; that the same polluted the water to such an extent as to render it unfit for use, and thereby the well was permanently injured, and, as…
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