Texas Irr. Co. v. Moore, Bryan & Perry
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Matagorda County; Wells Thompson, Judge. Action by the Texas Irrigation Company against Moore, Bryan & Perry, a partnership, in which J. W. Magill and another intervened. There was a judgment for defendants as against plaintiff on its claim and against them on their cross-action, and in favor of the interveners, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFly, C. J.
This is a suit-for $2,800,-in-stituted by appellant against the partnership of Moore, Bryan & Perry, composed of A. A. Moore, W. Joel Bryan, -and M. S. Perry, alleged to be due by virtue of a contract, whereby appellant agreed to furnish water for irrigation purposes, and.appellees agreed to pay for the same at the rate of $7 an acre for all land ree’eiving the water. Appellees Moore, Bryan & Perry answered by general and special exceptions and general denial, and set up a cross-action against appellant, alleging damages arising from a failure on its part to furnish water as agreed to in the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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