Houston & Texas Central Railway Co. v. Lackey
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
FISHER, Chief Justice.
Opinion.—This is a suit by Mrs. Hrsula Lackey, a married woman without joinder with her husband, against the appellant for damages arising from placing cars on a side track in front of her residence and thereby preventing the south breeze from entering her house and obstructing the view in front of her house, from this and from the inconvenience and annoyance therefrom she claims damages in the sum of six hundred dollars, and also claims one hundred and fifty dollars as damages on account of loss she sustained in her business as a dressmaker by reason of the proximity of…
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