Gill v. Willis
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
'GRISSOM, Chief Justice.-'
Roy L. .Willis sued Noma L. Gill for the unpaid balance of a debt alleged to be due for labor and material furnished in doing ■electrical wiring for defendant and for a $25 attorney’s fee. In answer to the only issue submitted a jury found defendant owed plaintiff $100. Judgment was rendered for said amount plus $25 attorney’s fee and costs. Noma L. Gill has appealed. She contends the judgment should be reversed because there was no finding by the jury that $25 was a reasonable attorney’s fee and, with the $25 attorney's fee deducted from the judgment, the recovery…
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