Parr v. Pichinson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
Plaintiff, John J. Pichinson, sued Thelma D. Parr, and she, individually and as trustee for her daughter, cross-acted. The trial concerned many actions between the parties, but this appeal by Thelma D. Parr, individually, brings forward only the question of fraudulent concealment by cross-defendant, Pichinson. The jury absolved him of fraud on all issues submitted, but appellant insists that there was fraudulent concealment as a matter of law. The trial court apparently did not consider fraudulent concealment within the pleadings and theories upon which the case was tried, and…
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