Kamarath v. Bennett
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DENTON, Justice.
This case presents the question of whether in Texas an implied warranty of habitability arises as a consequence of a landlord-tenant relationship. Wilford Kamarath, a lessee of an apartment in Dallas, Texas, filed this suit against C. C. Bennett, for damages for the breach of implied warranty of habitability of the urban residential rental property. The trial court, without a jury, rendered judgment that tenant Ka-marath take nothing. The court of civil appeals affirmed, holding the implied warranty does not exist. 549 S.W.2d 784. We granted the application for writ of error…
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