Donnan v. Adams

FLY, Associate Justice.

This is a suit instituted by appellant to recover of appellee damages in the sum of $4800, alleged to have accrued by reason of the sale by appellee of certain land which he had authorized an agent to sell, and which the latter had sold to appellant, the land in the meantime having been sold by appellee to a third person. The trial was by the court and resulted in a judgment for appellee. We adopt the findings of fact of the district judge:

“1. About February 20, 1901, the defendant, J. E. Adams, informed D. H. Walsh that he had a tract of land, 320 acres, in E. W.…