Joseph v. Bostick
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Statement.
NICKELS, J.
May —, 1919, Sam A. Joseph, owner of a certain lot, and John Bostick, Jr., real estate broker, executed a paper, wherein it was declared the owner gave the broker an “option” on the lot; the “option” to expire June 10, 1919, “unless availed of” by Bostick “or his assigns” by that time. The method of “availing of” the “option,” as provided, was this: “The parties” were then “to enter into a lease” contract for a term of . 99 years, and the lease contract was to have terms, conditions, etc., as follows:(a) Annual rental of $12,000, payable monthly.(b) Others thus described:
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