State v. Flowers
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LOONEY, Justice.
By Concurrent Resolution No. 6, adopted by the Legislature in October, 1935,- Oscar Flowers, appellee, was granted permission to sue the state of Texas on the claim involved herein, and the suit was filed in a justice court, appellee' alleging, in substance, that certain employees of the high way department of the state, while clearing a public highway along the side of a pasture belonging to appellee, piled the rubbish, brush, weeds, etc., taken from the right of way upon a wire fence that separates the pasture from the highway, weighting and mashing the barb wires of the…
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