Ginsberg v. Selbest Dress, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
The suit below was on verified account for balance of $2,951.82 admittedly due on the trial, subject to defendant Ginsberg’s claim of offsets by way of cross-action. Following a jury verdict, appellee as plaintiff recovered judgment in amount sued for and interest, with resultant appeal.
The affirmative matters pled in aforesaid cross-action are sufficiently reflected in jury issues and answers, viz.: (1) That some of the dresses shipped by Sel-best Dress, Inc., to Ginsberg were defective; (2) the dresses returned by Ginsberg to Selbest were not returned for the purpose of…
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