Peck v. Cain
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Bexar. Tried below before Hon. S. J. Brooks.
1Opinion of the Court
J.M. Cain instituted this suit against L.P. Peck, W.H. Peck, Ben Dubinski, Willie Schemmelpfennig, and the Dubinski Electric Light Company, alleging that he leased to Edward D. Levy a dwelling house on Madison street, in the city of San Antonio, for a term of two years, beginning December 14, 1899, at the rate of $55 a month, a lien being given in the lease contract on the household furniture and other personal property contained in said house; that the defendants had broken into said house, after Levy abandoned the same, and took forcible possession of the property and converted it to their…
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