Schonrock v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HUGHES, Justice.
Appellee, B. P. Taylor, sued appellant, E. A. Schonrock, for damages alleged to have been sustained in a real estate transaction between the parties.
Appellant owned 65 feet of improved property fronting on Avenue D in San Angelo, which he desired to sell. An advertisement to this effect was placed in the San Angelo Standard Times and was answered by Scott Snodgrass, a San Angelo attorney, who was acting for appellee and for himself as an undisclosed', principal. The negotiations thus begum resulted in a sale of the property to appel-lee on April 2, 1946, for a cash…
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