City of San Angelo v. Neilon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
Appellee sued appellant for damages to his property resulting from the pavement of the street in front of it. He recovered judgment in the justice court for $197.50, and on appeal to the county court, judgment for $110, from which the city has appealed. , The pleadings were oral, and no statement of facts was prepared. The trial court filed findings of fact which are not questioned, and it is agreed that the oral pleadings were sufficient to admit all evidence on which such findings were based.
The facts show that in 1927 appellee desired to build a curb, and gutter at the…
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