Smith Bros. Grain Co. v. Windsor Stanley
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
Appellants complain of a judgment for $1,071 awarded to the appellees as damages for what the trial court found to have been a breach by appellants of a contract on their part to deliver to the appel-lees at Normangee in Leon county, Tex., a car of sorghum seed.
The cause was heard by the court without a jury, and as a basis for the recovery so allowed there were found, in substance, among others not deemed material enough to the purposes of this statement to call for specific mention, these facts:(1) The contract of sale, made on behalf of appellants by their duly authorized resident agent at…
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