Super-Cold Southwest Co. v. Green

McDONALD, Chief Justice.

Appellees Green and Romans operated a ■grocery store in the town of Mansfield. In the year 1941 appellant, Super-Cold Southwest Company, furnished most of the labor, machinery and equipment used in the •construction of a locker plant for appel-lees. Appellees paid for the plant, and brought this suit for damages alleged to have resulted from the fact that the plant would not maintain the low temperatures required for the storage of frozen foods.

From the allegations of their petition ■it seems that appellees base their suit in part on the theory that appellant by…