Richman v. Watel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal by plaintiffs Richman from summary judgment they take nothing in suit for damages for breach of implied warranty of fitness of a new house they purchased from defendant builder-vendor Watel.
Plaintiffs Richman sued defendant Wa-tel, a builder-vendor of new homes, alleging plaintiffs purchased a new home from defendant May 24, 1965; that there existed an implied warranty on defendant’s part that the home was constructed in good workmanlike manner and was fit for the ordinary purpose of family residence; that on December 22, 1974 while plaintiffs…
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