Levine v. Finkelstein
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LANE, Justice.
On the 15th day of March, 1929, Wm. Fink-elstein, acting for himself and as agent for Mose Finkelstein, Abe Finkelstein, and Etta Finkelstein, styled in the contract hereinafter mentioned as “party of the first part,” entered into a written contract with Aaron Levine, party of the second part. Those parts of the contract pertinent to the controversies raised by the suit hereinafter mentioned are to the effect that the party of the first part agreed to let and lease to second party a certain store building on Me-chaniestreet in the city of El Campo, Wharton county, Tex., same…
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