Crum v. Thomason
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Coleman County Court; W. Marcus Weatherred, Judge. Action by J. O. Thomason against Fred Crum. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRice, J.
In September, 1914, appellee resided on lot No. 3, block 12, in the old town of Santa Anna, and while occupying the same as his home, together with his family, appellant erected near said premises, and immediately south thereof, a cotton gin, which it is claimed by appellee was so operated during said season as to become a nuisance, and this action is brought to recover damages therefor. Answering, appellant specifically denied many of the allegations of appellee’s petition, and as to others claimed that his knowledge was insufficient upon which to form any belief. The case was tried before a…
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