Brown v. Mitchell
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ZINN, Justice.
This action was brought for the breach of an oral contract. The defendants (appellants here) denied the existence of any contract. The trial court found that there was a contract and that same had been breached by the defendants. It rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff (appellee here) for $996.60. The case is before this court on appeal by defendants from such judgment.
The complaint, among other matters, alleged that the defendants made an offer to the plaintiff that if he would cause certain cattle which were pasturing on his range to be removed, and would furnish…
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