King Construction Company v. Flores
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BELL, Chief Justice.
Appellee sued appellant, in form, on a-sworn account to recover for materials, equipment and labor furnished and for the-rental value of certain equipment. He also sued for attorney’s fees. Trial was to a jury, and on the jury verdict judgment was-rendered for appellee in the amount of $4,-534.55. This amount included attorney’s-fees of $1,295.00.
Basically three points of error are asserted. First, it is contended that except for the sum of $234.25 there is no evidence,, or alternatively there is insufficient evidence-to show the materials, labor and equipment were…
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