Lee v. Watson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MURRAY, Justice.
This suit was brought in the district court of Montgomery county by J. H. Lee and wife against R. E. Watson et al., for damages alleged to have been suffered because of a shortage of acreage in a tract of land sold by the appellees, Watson et al., to the appellants, Lee and wife.
The basic facts developed upon the trial of the case are undisputed, and at the conclusion of the testimony both sides moved the court for an instructed verdict. The court instructed a verdict for appellees, and appellants have appealed from the court’s judgment, rendered in accordance with such…
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