Jenkins v. Henry C. Beck Company
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STEAKLEY, Justice.
The problem here is o.ne of accord and satisfaction in the context of a summary judgment. We disagree with the Court of Civil Appeals, 440 S.W.2d 85, that such was shown as a matter of law.
Petitioner, Lenox Jenkins, plaintiff below, a subcontractor, sued Henry C. Beck Company, a corporation, the contractor, for alleged unpaid balances due him in the total sum of $16,855.34. Beck in its answer ad*455mitted owing Jenkins the sum of $10,675.73, which was tendered into court. Beck also filed a counterclaim against Jenkins for expenses in the sum of $5,315.14 incurred as a result of…
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