Alexander v. Byrd
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WALTER, Justice.
Earl Byrd filed suit against W. S. Alexander and William S. Evans in the District Court of Brown County to recover damages sustained by him in connection with his purchase of 585 head of sheep from Alexander which were alleged to have been infested with the disease of scabies. Byrd contended that Alexander represented the sheep to be free of disease and that he relied on such representations in his purchase of the sheep. Byrd pleaded in the *953alternative that Alexander acted as agent for Evans and that Alexander and Evans were jointly and severally liable for such damages. Byrd…
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