Lindsey v. Monroe
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
Appeal is by Lindsey only from a judgment in favor of Monroe against G. A. Eproson for past-due salary in the sum of $280.30, and for foreclosure of a laborer’s lien on certain apparatus and equipment used as a part of a telephone exchange in the town of Burlington, in Milam county, Tex., to the extent of $160, which exchange had been purchased by Lindsey at a foreclosure sale. No complaint is made as to the judgment against Eproson. Lindsey’s contention is that Monroe was not entitled to foreclose any lien on any of said property, or if so, to the extent of $80 only.
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