Constitution Indemnity Co. of Philadelphia v. Armbrust
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COBBS, J,
This suit was instituted by O. A. Armbrust and wife, Jeanette C. Armbrust, two of the appellees, against E. S. Kaler, doing business under the name of E. S. Kaler & Co., and appellant, Constitution Indemnity Company of Philadelphia.
The suit was for damages in the sum of $500, for failure on the part of Kaler to comply with the plans and" specifications in the construction of certain improvements, consisting of a house and outhouses for appellees in the city .of San Antonio, and for the further sum of $75 per month, for a period of ten months, being the alleged rental value of the…
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