Western Weighing & Inspection Bureau v. Armstrong
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
PLEASANTS, G. J.
(dissenting). < When this cause was originally decided, I expressed to my associates my doubts as to the soundness of our conclusions, but did not then feel constrained to dissent from the conclusion reached by the majority of the court that the judgment should ’be affirmed. A further consideration of the record has led me to the conclusion that the judgment of the trial court cannot be affirmed witnout a disregard of well-settled principles and rules of law.
The opinion of Justice LANE is, in the main,, sufficient and fair in its statement of facts disclosed by the record,…
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