United States Leasing Corp. v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McKAY, Justice.
This case involves the question of whether certain terms in a lease of various items of office equipment, including a mailing machine, constituted liquidated damages. Appellant filed suit against appellee seeking to recover amounts allegedly due under the lease in question.
In its original petition appellant alleged that it was entitled to recover “as liquidated damages the rental due for the entire 60-month term of the lease together with the stipulated residual value of the equipment at the end of the term minus all sums previously paid under the lease and any proceeds which…
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