George v. Senter
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
Appellee, J. M. Senter, brought suit against appellant, A. D. George, in which he alleged that in the latter part of February, 1945, Winston Pettus and 'E. D. Bur-chett owed him certain monies which they had agreed to pay him, and that, after certain deductions, the amount so due plaintiff amounted to $2480.60; and that at such time the defendant owed Pettus and Bur-chett large sums of money, greatly in excess of the amount due plaintiff by them, which money was due Burchett and Pettus for certain lands that defendant was then purchasing from them; and that before the land…
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