Cotton Concentration Co. v. A. Lassberg & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Justice.
Plaintiff-appellee, A. Lassberg & Company, Inc., sued defendant-appellant, Cotton Concentration Company, Inc., a warehouseman, for a declaratory judgment in which appellee sought to have the trial court declare that it was not liable to appellant, who was operating in interstate commerce, for unpaid storage charges and interest on certain bales of cotton being claimed by appellant during the time appellant’s employees were on strike from March 11, 1967, to and including April 22, 1967, and the additional time following the strike when appellant could not make delivery of the…
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