Fox v. Miller

MURRAY, Justice.

This suit was instituted by Sam D. Fox, A. K. Polis and C. 0. Hagan against S. L. Miller to recover large sums of money that plaintiffs claimed they were induced, by fraudulent representations and promises of the defendant, S. L. Miller, to pay out in connection with a business venture in Old Mexico.

The trial began to a jury, but upon the completion of the testimony the trial judge took the cause from the jury and rendered judgment that plaintiffs take nothing, without prejudice to their right to one for an accounting. From that judgment plaintiffs below have prosecuted this…