McGregor v. Alexander

PITTS, Chief Justice.

Appellee, Mayme Alexander, a feme sole, filed suit against appellants Ben McGregor, Jr., and T. J. Davis, Jr., for alleged damages in the sum of $7,000 by reason of the breach of a contract. The case was tried to the court without a jury and judgment was accordingly rendered for appellee on July 2, 1953, from which judgment appellants perfected their appeal.

Appellee is a licensed real estate dealer and appellants are partners operating under the name of Davis Construction Company as commercial and industrial building contractors. On February 12, 1952, appellee acting as…