Thompson v. Gibbs
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
This appeal is from an $1825.00 judgment of the court below for damages in favor of the appellee against the appellant, entered exclusively upon a jury’s verdict in response to twelve special-issues of fact, wherein the jury found $1375.00 of that sum to have been the value of eleven of appellee’s brahma cows, that had been negligently killed by the appellant and its connecting-railroad lines, in a shipment of them from Huntsville, Texas, to Hamilton, Kansas.
The trial court added to the total so found by the jury $450.00 for attorneys' fees in appellee’s favor. In this Court,…
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3Cited by2 opinions
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