Johnson v. Petty

PITTS, Chief Justice.

This is an appeal from the trial court’s judgment sustaining a certain special exception of appellee to appellant’s pleadings and dismissing the action after appellant refused to amend his pleadings. Appellant, Walter C. Johnson, sued appellee, L. Petty, for general and special damages in the total sum of $7,962.65, or in the alternative for at least $1,962.65 as special damages, as the alleged value of permanent improvements placed by appellant as a tenant upon the land or premises belonging to appellee as the landlord, during the occupancy thereof by appellant under the…