Matrix Computing, Inc. v. Davis

REYNOLDS, Justice.

Granting defendants’ motion for instructed verdict, the trial court rendered a take-nothing judgment in plaintiff’s suit to recover damages resulting from its purchase of partially unpaid commercial paper sold by defendants through material misrepresentations. The court’s actions were proper because, at most, plaintiff produced no admissible evidence of probative force upon which the jury could have made a finding of damages. Affirmed.

Plaintiff Matrix Computing, Inc., sued H. G. Davis, a trust officer of the Lubbock National Bank, and the Lubbock National Bank 1 to recover…