Trinity Road & Bridge Co. v. Watson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RENFRO, Justice.
J. C. Watson, doing business as J. C. Watson Construction Company, brought suit against Trinity Road & Bridge Co. for breach of contract. Defendant was the prime contractor to build a portion of a highway and plaintiff Watson had a subcontract under the defendant to prepare the right of way and move dirt. Plaintiff" sought damages for labor performed under the contract, lost profits and attorney’s fees.
Defendant, by cross-action, sought damages against plaintiff, alleging that the plaintiff breached the contract. Defendant also sought recovery for an alleged overpayment made…
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