Gulf Refining Co. v. Jackson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ALEXANDER, Justice.
R. E. Jackson brought this suit against the Gulf Refining Company and alleged in substance that he, as the operator of a filling station, bought gasoline from the defendant for sale to the public and rented defendant’s equipment for measuring and dispensing gasoline; that the cans used in measuring the gasoline out to him were not as large as they were represented to be, and that as a result he did not get as much gasoline as he paid for; and that the equipment rented to him did not correctly measure the gasoline sold by him, and that he suffered a loss as a result thereof.…
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