Wright v. Treadwell
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Navarro.
1Opinion of the Court
Hemphill, Ch. J.
It appears that these parties had contracted for an exchange of lands. Afterwards the appellee, Treadwell, brought suit against the appellant, Wright, for a breach of the contract, and had a verdict for eight hundred dollars. Having remitted three hundred, judgment went for Mm for five hundred dollars. Wright having made some payments on this judgment, afterwards brought suit aguinst Tread-well for a breach of the contract on his part, and recovered judgment for something more than five hundred dollars. The attorneys of Wright immediately gave notice in open Court, of the…
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