Weitzman v. Adams

FOLLEY, Justice.

On December 26, 1937, the appellee, Frank Adams, was the owner of fifty acres of land in Jasper County, Texas, except for a one-third interest in the mineral rights theretofore disposed of by him. The appellants, Max Weitzman and wife, Dora Weitzman, were the owners of Lot 19 in Block 16 in the town of Borger, Texas. The appellee was engaged in operating a hot tamale and hamburger stand in Borger. He was desirous of buying a building and placing the same upon a vacant lot where he might continue to pursue his business. He approached the appellants upon the subject and in a…