Presley v. Cooper

PITTS, Chief-Justice.

This is an appeal from a summary judgment wherein both parties moved for such a judgment and the trial court denied-appellant, J. C. Presley, who filed the action, any recovery but sustained the motion of ap-pellees, T. Cooper and Eli Willis, for summary judgment and awarded Cooper the sum of $3,600. The case arose from a written contract entered into between appellant, J. C. Presley, and appellee, T. Cooper, of date October 14, 1952. By the terms of the contract it was agreed that appellant, who was ,the owner of two young thoroughbred racing mares, would deliver them to…