Legal Opinion
Luck v. Alamo Printing Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided November 1, 1916No. 5697PublishedCited by 2 opinions
Appeal from Bexar County Court for Civil Cases; Ed H. Wicks, Special Judge. Action by the 41amo Printing Company against J. J. Luck and others. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant J. J. Luck appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSwearingen, J.
Appellant was sued, with other defendants, for $193.20, being the agreed price for certain printing and supplies. The county court gave the jury two general instructions, and submitted one special issue, which was:
“Question No. 1. Was any contract made tor the printing by plaintiff, the Alamo Printing Company, through its agent, M. C. Hill, with the defendant J. J. Luck, binding him individually ? , Answer yes or no”
—to which the jury answered, “Yes.” The court rendered judgment in favor of appellee against defendants, J. J. Luck, E. A. Luck, and Neal Currie, and also against the U. S.…
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