McCoy v. Dolph Const. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LESTER, Chief Justice.
Appellees Dolph Construction Company et al. will b$ referred to as plaintiffs and W. P. McCoy as defendant.
Plaintiffs sued the defendant and Commercial Insurance ’Company as his surety for the sum of $571.71. The defendant, as sub-contractor; entered into a contract with plaintiffs, general contractor for this particular work, whereby the defendant agreed, in consideration of $7600, to do certain excavation and construct certain embankments in connection with the building of a water treatment plant for the Uuited States government at Camp Maxey, Texas.
Plaintiffs say that…
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