Johnson v. Phillips Petroleum Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Justice.
This is a damage suit instituted by plaintiff, Jack Johnson, against the defendant, Phillips Petroleum Company, a corporation.
The plaintiff alleged that during the year 1934 he owned a grazing lease covering sections 155, 156, 179, 180, and the east one-half of 181, block 3-T, in Moore county, Tex. That the land was fenced, sodded with good grass, supplied with sufficient water by a creek and wells to constitute a pasture well adapted and sufficient for grazing and pasturing 187 cows and 160 calves which he placed thereon.
That during the year 1934 the defendant entered said…
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