Legal Opinion
L-M-S Inc. v. Blackwell
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided February 23, 1950No. 2897PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HALE, Justice.
Appellees, Blackwell and Baker, sued appellants, L-M-S Inc., a corporation, and W. C. Henger, operating as Henger Construction Company, for damage to their business in the nature of lost profits. They alleged that their loss had resulted from the conduct of appellants in obstructing the sidewalk and a portion of the street adjacent to the premises where they were carrying on their business. • The case was tried before a jury. After a verdict was returned on special issues the court rendered judgment for appellees in the sum of $4200.00. •
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