Kennedy v. Texas Employers Ins. Ass'n
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
As plaintiff in the trial court, appellant sued to set aside a compromise settlement, wherein he was paid $150 by appellee, with the approval of the Industrial Accident Board. .The suit was grounded upon allegations of fraudulent statements of ap-pellee’s representatives, inducing the settlement, and upon close of the testimony in a jury trial a verdict was instructed for appellee, whereupon proper steps were taken to effect this appeal.
Plaintiff’s trial pleadings in the main sufficiently stated a cause of action; defendant’s answer being a general demurrer, denial and plea of…
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