Russell v. Gleghorn

BOND, Justice.

This litigation, now the second time upon appeal [(Tex.Civ.App.) 62 S.W.(2d) 285], has its origin in a verbal contract entered into between the appellee, J. D. Gleghorn, and the appellants, W. A. Russell and. Mary; Russell, for improvements on two bouses owned by appellants.

Appellants’ contention is that the contract price of $260 was for improvements to be made by appellee on two houses, whilst that of appellee is that the contract price of $260 was for improvements on each of the houses, or $520 for the two houses. There is a further contention as to whether a subsequent…