Brite v. Pfeil
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
Tom S. Brite sued Randolph Pfeil in the Justice Court of Wilson County for the possession of a calf. After pending for more than three years, the case was tried and judgment rendered that Brite owed Pfeil $70.00 for the expense of caring for the calf, now a cow, and that Pfeil could hold the animal until he was paid. Brite appealed to the County Court, where, upon a jury trial, judgment was rendered that Pfeil should recover $100.00, and that he had an equitable lien which entitled him to hold possession. After the appeal to the County Court, Pfeil cross-acted against Brite for…
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