McCall v. Whaley
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of Falls County. Tried below before Hon. D. H. Boyles.
1Opinion of the Court
KEY, Associate Justice.
— C. J. McCall and W. F. Barclay made an oral agreement by which McCall was to sell to Barclay a storehouse and lot and a stock of drugs and stationery in the town of Burlington, Texas. Barclay paid to McCall $750 on the trade, and it was agreed between them that the contract would be reduced to writing the next day. On the next day Barclay sent a written contract to HcCall for him to sign, which he declined to do, claiming that it contained a stipulation that was not in the verbal agreement. Thereafter several conferences were held between them, but no agreement…
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