Weisenberger v. Lone Star Gas Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOYD, Justice.
On October 14, 1950, J. H. Weisenberger, who was the owner of Lot 32, Block 9, Weisenberger City Addition to the City of Fort Worth, Texas, erltered into a contract to sell said land to Charles Mitchell and Mitchell entered into possession under the contract, which obligated him to pay $32.50 per month, and thereafter defaulted in the payments and was dispossessed by Weisenberger in October, 1951. Mitchell’s contract with Weisenberger' provided that in case of rescission he would immediately •and peacefully surrender possession to Weisenberger with any improvements made by…
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