Smith v. Hoffman
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from 1-Iill County Court; J. D. Stephenson, Judge. Suit by A. L. Smith against H. Hoffman. Judgment for plaintiff in part, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRasburv, J.
Appellant sued appellee for $294.74 alleged to be the damages accruing to him by reason of appellee’s failure to deliver 25 bales of cotton sold under parol agreement by the latter to the former. There, was trial by jury, resulting in verdict for appellant for $50, followed by similar judgment, from which this appeal is taken.
The issues presented in the brief of appellant are, in substance, that the verdict is without support in the evidence. Accordingly it is necessary to state the essential facts dedueible from the evidence. Those in support of appellant’s theory of the transaction are…
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