Reed v. Fulton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GREEN, Chief Justice.
Pat Reed, appellant, hereinafter called Reed, filed suit in district court for damages against George J. Fulton, appellee and cross-appellant, hereinafter referred to as Fulton, alleging breach of contract. The written contract between the two, signed in Dallas, Texas, September 15, 1959, involved the sale by Reed to Fulton of a champion Greyhound racing dog named Rio Grande Rose for $6,000.00, and two other greyhounds for $250.00, with the proviso that Reed should have the option to repurchase Rio Grande Rose for $1.00 within sixty days after the running of the American…
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