Kramer v. Wolf Cigar Stores Co.
Texas Supreme Court
Kramer sued the cigar company and recovered judgment for $763, from which defendant appealed, appellee filing cross-assignments of error. Judgment was reversed and rendered for appellee for $138, and he obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.
The Court of Civil Appeals having reversed a judgment of the District Court in favor of the plaintiff in error against the defendant in error and rendered final judgment that the former take nothing by his suit," this writ of error was granted because this court was of the opinion that when the judgment was reversed the cause should have been remanded for further trial.
The action was by Kramer to recover damages for breach of a contract by which the defendant had employed him as the general manager of its stores in Dallas. The contract was in writing, as follows;…
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