Legal Opinion
J. B. Farthing Lumber Co. v. Illig
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided November 4, 1915No. 483PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtWalthall, J.
Appellees, R. C. Illig and wife, plaintiffs below, sued the appellant, J. B. Farthing Lumber Company, in the county court at law of Harris county, Tex., for a balance which they alleged was due them on a contract with W. W. Brunson for the construction of their residence in Houston, at the contract price of ?3,750. Appellees allege that to build the house they borrowed $4,200 from G. W. Burkitt; that, with the consent of appellees and Brunson, Burkitt paid over to appellant the sum of $4,069, for which appellant agreed on behalf of appel-lees and Burkitt to have the house built by Brunson and…
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