Metropolitan Casualty Co. of New York v. Medina Rural High School Dist. No. 5
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, J,
The Board of Trustees of Medina Rural High School District No. 5, in Bandera county, employed J. C. Ray to construct a school building for the district by virtue of a written contract. Ray did the work in pursuance of his own plans and specifications, and under his bond executed by the Metropolitan Casualty Company of New York as 'surety. Some time after completion and delivery of the building, certain defects in, the construction thereof developed, and the district brought this action for damages and recovered thereon against Ray and the surety. Both Ray and the surety have appealed.
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