King v. Fordice

ONION, Justice.

This is a suit for breach of contract involving the sale of an airplane. Appellant-plaintiff Randall King, d/b/a King Air Service, appeals from a take-nothing judgment following a jury trial.

In his initial point of error, King urges the “trial court erred by allowing parol evidence concerning additional terms and conditions of a written contract over the objections of the plaintiff, in violation of the parol evidence rule.”

FACTS

The record reflects that appellee-defendant Fordice lived in Vicksburg, Mississippi, where he was president of and operated a large construction…