Hollinger v. Hancock
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Menard County Court; J. D. Scruggs, Judge. Action by W. T. Hancock against E. B. Hollinger and others. Prom a verdict in the justice’s court, plaintiff appealed to the county court, where the judgment went against defendants, and they appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtPly, C. J.
This is a suit for the possession of a horse, valued at $75, instituted by appellee in the justice’s court. Under the permission of this court, a corrected transcript from the justice’s court to the county court has been filed in this cause. E. B. Hollinger impleaded H. B. Opp, and prayed 'for judgment against him, as vendor of the horse, for $50, and for ‘$110 for food and care of the horse. The jury rendered a verdict in favor of appellee for the horse and in favor of Hollinger against Opp for $50, amount paid by the former to the latter for the horse, and for $110 for food and care of the…
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