Kittrell v. Barbee
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
*156BOYCE, Justice.
This suit was brought by appellee J. H. Barbee, as plaintiff, against appellant G. B. Kittrell, as defendant, to recover a $1,000 commission for appellee’s services as a real estate broker. At a pretrial hearing, on ap-pellee’s motion, special exceptions to appel-lee’s petition were stricken from the appellant’s first amended original answer. At a trial on the merits before another judge without a jury, judgment was rendered in appellee’s favor for the commission.
The appellant’s first point of error attacks the action of the pretrial judge in striking the special exceptions…
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