Crosby v. De Bord
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Hopkins County Court; F. W. Patterson, Judge. Action by C. R. De Bord against C. C. Crosby. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
The appellee sued the appellant and recovered a judgment for $328.24 as damages for the breach of a contract. According to the testimony of the appellee, he owned a farm near Sulphur Springs. In the early spring of 1912 he planted a crop of oats on his farm, and in April following, while the oats were growing, he made a contract with the appellant, by the terms of which he (the appellee) was to gather, thresh, and deliver the oats to the appellant at his warehouse in Sulphur Springs by the 20th day of July, 1912, “in a reasonably bright condition,” for which the appellant was to pay the sum…
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