City of Amarillo v. Reid
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
REYNOLDS, Justice.
Plaintiff homeowners sued to recover monetary damages from, and secured favorable jury findings authorizing recovery against, the City of Amarillo, Texas, for its negligence in paving a city street so as to divert rainwaters into plaintiffs’ homes. Affirmed.
Plaintiffs are Bernard Reid, J. R. String-fellow and Earl J. Peoples, and their respective wives. They own homes on the north side of Kelly Place, an east-west street in Sue Terrace Addition, a development situated immediately east of Irwin Road, a street extending in a north-south direction, and immediately west of…
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