Peacock Military College v. Scroggins
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtPly, C. J.
Appellant sued appellee, a resident of Morris county, for a balance of $453.-85 alleged to be due for tuition, laundry, board, uniform, light and fuel, books and enrollment fee for Dick 'Scroggins,, the son of appellee. Appellee pleaded his privilege to be sued in Morris county, and from a judgment granting a change of venue to that county this appeal is prosecuted.
The facts are that appellee wrote to appellant to gain information about the school of appellant. A catalogue of the school was sent to appellee which contained, among other provisions, the following: “All transactions are…
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