Laird v. Dixie Motor Coach Corp.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LOONEY, Justice.
Two adjoining one-story brick buildings, .about 50x100 ft. each, separated by an inner partition wall, located on the North side of Jackson Street, City of Dallas — one owned by E. G. Senter, Jr., the other jointly by A. S. Laird and the other plaintiffs in error — were under separate, but substantially similar leases to the Dixie Motor Coach Corporation (defendant in error) as a garage and motor bus depot. The premises — that is, the two buildings — were •so impaired by fire that the Coach Corporation refused to further occupy same, contending that the lease contracts…
2Cases cited3 opinions
- Senter v. Dixie Motor Coach Corp.Court of Appeals of Texas · 1933
- Senter v. Dixie Motor Coach Corp.Texas Supreme Court · 1936
- Savage v. DornCourt of Appeals of Texas · 1933
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- O'Meara v. O'MearaCourt of Appeals of Texas · 1944