Hughes Bros. Real Estate & Loan Ass'n v. Smith
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
FISHER, Judge,
Section B.—Appellee instituted this suit against the appellant on the 11th day November, 1890, declaring on a written contract dated April 14, 1888, signed by said corporation and under its seal, through its president, “whereby it promises to pay plaintiff the sum of $1479.25 for 1893 feet of three-rail iron fencing and seven gate posts, to be delivered and put up as soon as possible thereafter in a good and workmanlike manner.” It is further averred in the original petition, that the plaintiff “has furnished said fence and posts to the defendant, as stipulated for in said…
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