Hamill v. Burleson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
Appellee, George D. .Burleson, plaintiff in the .trial, court, sued appellant, T. A. Hapiill, on a, sworn account in amount ,$$,256.98 alleg-ed to be due for equipment and labor furnished to appellant by appel-lee in attempting to clean and re-work an oil well owned by the appellant.
Appellant stipulated in the trial court as-to appellee’s sworn account that “such-hourly wages and charges, as set forth in said affidavit, are reasonable and proper, and that the same are 'the usual and customary charges for such services and labor as performed in Hockley County, Texas-on the…
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