Marion v. Snider

DENTON, Chief Justice.

Appellee, Billy Snider, sued appellant J. B. Marion & Company for damages alleging the breach of a contract to purchase the 1961 cotton crop of appellee. The jury’s answers to the special issues submitted were favorable to appellee and the trial court’s judgment was accordingly rendered for ap-pellee.

Appellee alleged that on July 11, 1961, the parties hereto entered into a written contract by which appellant agreed to purchase the entire 1961 cotton crop of appellee at 29.50 cents per pound. Appellee produced 114 bales of cotton and upon his tender of such cotton…