Upham Gas Co. v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
RENFRO, Justice.
Appellee N. F. Smith sued appellant Up-ham'Gas Company in the County Court of Jack County for actual and exemplary damages by reason of alleged unauthorized construction by appellant of a gas pipe line across a tract of land owned by appellee.
Based upon a jury verdict, the court entered judgment against appellant for the sum of $175 exemplary damages. The court also awarded appellee the sum of $17.-50 actual damages based on a tender of said amount by appellant. Appellant has appealed from the judgment awarding exemplary damages.
By its first point of error appellant contends…
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