Stewart v. Breese
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
In a forcible entry and detainer suit ap-pellee Vance K. Breese was awarded judgment for possession of the property in question and for $150 rental damages during appeal to the County Court at Law and $150 attorney’s fees.
In his first point on appeal appellant H. R. Stewart says that the property was not sufficiently described to support a judgment. In his affidavit filed in the Justice Court, Guy Berry, agent for appel-lee Vance K. Breese, described the property as “Rt. 1, Box 496, Old Seagoville Road, Seagoville, Texas.” We think the description was sufficient. In any…
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