Glaspy v. Grubbs
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Chief Justice.
E. H. Grubbs instituted suit against Roy Glaspy for damages resulting from a breach of contract for the rental of a 90-acre farm located in Kaufman county, Tex., for the year 1937, and sought the appointment of a temporary receiver to take charge of the crops off of said farm when gathered, and to preserve same pending final determination of the issues involved in the suit. The grounds alleged for the appointment of the receiver were, that the plaintiff feared that the defendant would injure and damage, remove and sell the crops after being harvested, and place them beyond…
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