Texas & P. Ry. Co. v. Prunty

In this case the evidence that appellee's horses were delivered to the appellant railway company for transportation in good condition is abundant. It also seems as well established in the evidence that when delivered at their destination they were in a badly injured condition, which was proximately caused by delays and rough handling, chargeable to appellant, and it will be observed in the opinion of the majority that the reversal of the judgment below in appellee's favor is grounded alone upon a single proposition, to wit, that the trial court committed prejudical error in permitting answer…