Green v. Hannon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Justice.
Plaintiff-appellant, J. E. Green, sued defendants-appellees, George Edward Han-non, Mrs. Sam (Mary) Hannon, R. B. Smith, and Leon Cates for specific performance for the transfer of 13 shares of stock in the First State Bank of Hawkins, Texas, and, in the alternative, for damages. Appellant, in his brief, has admitted that this is not a proper case for damages. Appellees filed a motion for summary judgment. A summary judgment was granted. Appellant brings forward only one point of error.
By the point of error appellant takes the position that the court erred in granting the…
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