Grier v. Stewart
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DÚNKLIN, J.
By the terms of an option contract, J. Y. Grier agreed to convey to Harry D. Stewart a lot situated in the-city of Abilene. The contract was dated October 13, 1909, and was to continue in force for 30 days from and after that date. The-contract was never consummated, and Stewart instituted this suit for specific performance thereof, and by a second count in his-petition he sued to recover the lot in the form of trespass to try title. Judgment was rendered in favor of Stewart for $156 as. the difference in the contract price, $650, and $800, the market value of the lot, with $6…
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