Brevard v. King
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ARCHER, Chief Justice.
This is a suit by Wayne King, appellee, against Flay Brevard, appellant, for the specific performance of an option contained in a written lease agreement. Bre-vard answered King’s suit specifically alleging that a material portion of the parties’ agreement was omitted from the option provision; that such omission resulted from misrepresentation on the part of King, or in the alternative, from a mistake as to the law on the part of the person who prepared the lease contract; that such alleged option contract was not specifically enforceable because it was in violation of…
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