Natatorium Laundry Co. v. Saylors
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
Appellant, Natatorium Laundry Company, owns and operates a laundry and dry-cleaning business in the City of Fort Worth, and its plant fronts on Hemphill Street and the premises run back, west, to Travis Street. The buildings on the premises come to within a few feet of the property line. There is no marker of any kind which shows where the street line ends and where appellant’s property line •begins, in the rear.
C. M. Saylors, individually and as next friend of his son, Charles, a lad 10 years ■old, brought suit against appellant alleging that in the conduct of its business it…
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