Great Western Inv. Co. v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORVELL, Justice.
This is an action brought by S. E. Scott against Great Western Investment Company, a partnership composed of E. M. Stevens and R. O. Kipp, and Great Western Investment Company, a corporation. Scott sought damages for physical pain, mental suffering, fright, humiliation, embarrassment and injury to his reputation occasioned by being unjustly arrested for the supposed theft of an automobile. He was awarded a recovery of $2,500 against the corporation.
Appellant presents three main contentions for a reversal of the judgment. First, that appellant was entitled to judgment as a…
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