Hood v. Raines
Texas Supreme Court
Error from Cherokee. Tried below before the Hon. John H. Reagan. The plaintiff did not prove that he had the materials ready when he gave the notice. The facts are stated in the Opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Hemphill, Ch. J.
The plaintiff, C. B. Raines, alleges, in substance, that he employed the defendants, Hood and Jones, to ceil and weatherboard his dwelling-house, make some additional rooms and other work, the extent, dimensions and finish of which, are very minutely described, and that this work was to be done by defendants, with reasonable dispatch, whenever plaintiff could procure and have in readiness the lumber for the same ; that the work was commenced and continued at intervals, by the defendants, until in Jan’y, 1852, they ceased working, with the express promise by them to the…
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