McCrary v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DICKENSON, Justice.
The principal issue is whether payments made by a tortfeasor pursuant to the terms of his probation in a criminal case reduce the victim’s cause of action against joint tortfeasors who were subsequently sued by the victim.
David L. Taylor, plaintiff, sued S. L. McCrary and wife, defendants, for gasoline which belonged to plaintiff. The gasoline was stolen from plaintiff by his employee, Roy Mitchell, and it was purchased by defendants. Plaintiff was an oil jobber, and defendants were wholesale customers. The undisputed evidence established that Roy Mitchell stole the…
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