Waddell v. EMPIRE DRILLING COMPANY
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLLINGS, Justice.
Doyce Ray Waddell and Jimmy Carroll Waddell brought suit against Empire Drilling Company and Milhoan Drilling Company to recover the value of water alleged to have been taken by defendants from ponds on plaintiffs’ land. The defendant drilling companies impleaded Frank Miller and Don Cox, tenants under a grazing lease from plaintiffs, as third party defendants. Defendants alleged that said third party defendants had represented they were the owners of the land from which the water was taken and had the right to sell said water; that defendants agreed to and did purchase from…
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