McMahan v. Musgrave
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion
On Motion for Rehearing.
In deference to appellant’s able motion for rehearing, we have again examined the questions presented. Appellant contends that we erred in holding reversible error was not shown relative to (1) the admission of Musgrave’s testimony as to the repair of his automobile and its cost and (2) in the submission of issue 18. We adhere to our original opinion that submission of said issue, over the objection made, was not reversible error. Point One is that we should reverse the judgment because (a) Musgrave was permitted to testify that the charge of $310 for repairing his'…
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