Bolton v. Alley
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, O. J.
This suit was instituted in a district court of Dallas county by appellant, J. A. Bolton, to recover certain commissions alleged to be due him by appellee on a contract by which appellant, a real estate agent residing in Wichita county, Tex., sold certain lands for appellee, alleged to be a resident of Dallas county, Tex. Appellee duly filed a' plea of privilege, alleging his residence, during -all the time under inquiry, to be in Hale county, Tex. A controverting affidavit was duly filed by appellant, in which he alleged that at the time 'the suit was filed, and at the time the…
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