Dugat v. Hargraves
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
This was an action in county court by ap-pellee against appellant to recover the balance due under a labor contract. The trial was to a jury. The parties agreed that appellant was due appellee wages for 116 days at $2 per day. The jury found that appellant was due appellee wages for 777 days at $1 per day. No issue is made here against that ■ finding. The jury found, also, that appellant, had paid appellee $501. Appellant has briefed his ease upon two propositions: First, that the finding of $501 is without support in the evidence; and, second, the verdict was a “quotient verdict.”
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