Simms-Wylie Co. v. City of Ranger
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LONG, Justice.
Simms-Wylie ■ Company ' instituted this suit against the City of Ranger for specific performance of an alleged contract for. the sale of Lot C, Block 8, Dean Addition to the City -of -Ranger, and in the alternative, -for damages on account of the failure of the City to comply with the terms of- said alleged contract. The court sustained special exceptions levelled by the defendant to such petition and the plaintiff having refused to amend, the suit -was dismissed. From .the judgment dismissing .the suit, plaintiff has appealed. . . .
In the first count in its petition, plaintiff…
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