Walhoefer Bros. v. Hobgood, Brown & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Motion for rehearing in an appeal from Hays County, in which judgment was affirmed on February 23, 1898. The original opinion in this case is reported in 18 Texas Civil Appeals, 291. The opinion on rehearing was not with the record which reached the hands of the Reporter for publication in that volume.
1Opinion of the Court
COLLARD, Associate Justice.
We can see no satisfactory reason for granting the motion of appellants for a rehearing, nor for changing our views as stated in the original opinion.
Appellant’s counsel contends strenuously that we committed error in not sustaining assignments of error which assail the ruling of the court below, to the effect that Walhoefer Bros, would be required to apply to their claim for rent, first, the cotton and products of the farm obtained by them from the subtenants of Harvey, who rented from Halle. In effect, this was the holding of this court and the court below. The…
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