Legal Opinion
Grayburg Oil Co. v. State
Texas Commission of Appeals
Decided March 7, 1928No. 1074-4709PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
' NICKELS. J.
Grayburg Oil Company is a Texas corporation generally engaged in the production and sale of gasoline. Its principal place of business and its refinery are located in Bexar county, outside the military reservation of Ft. Sam Houston. It has been engaged in said business continuously sincé some years prior to the period in question. Included in its sales made and consummated in Bexar county during the period in question were 1,201,400 gallons of gasoline sold to the United States, delivered to the purchaser on the military reservation, and for consumption within the state…
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