Watson Co. v. Lone Star Service Station

In 1920, appellee, Lone Star Service Station, a corporation, opened a gasoline service station on Commerce street in the city of Dallas, and in connection therewith operated a parking station, washed and greased cars, and sold automobile accessories, such as casings, tubes, and small articles used by the automobile trade. Appellee's place of business adjoined property owned by the Terminal Building Corporation. About September, 1923, said Terminal Building Corporation made a contract with appellant, Watson Company, to do the major portion of the work in tearing down the old building and…