Keel & Son v. Gribble-Carter Grain Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
• Error from Lamar County Court; L. L. Hardison, Judge. Action by J. S. Williams against tbe Gribble-Carter Grain Company, in which defendant cross-complained against Keel & Son. Judgment for plaintiff against the principal defendant and for it against Keel & Son, and the latter bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
On February 9, 1910, J. S. Williams, one of the defendants in error, sued the Gribble-Carter Grain Company, a private corporation, in the county court of Lamar county, alleging in substance the following facts; That in November, 1908, by a written contract he purchased from the Gribble-Carter Grain Company a car load of No. 2 mixed corn in bulls at 70 cents per bushel, to be delivered to him f. o. b. the cars at Brookston, Tex.; the car to contain from 1,000 to 1,200 bushels. According to the terms of the contract, and according to the usage and established custom, the meaning of the grade…
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