Jamison v. Alvarado Compress & Warehouse Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
When an appellee fails to except to a finding of fact by the trial court a cross-assignment of error based on such finding will not be considered on appeal. Error from the District Court of Johnson County. Tried below before Hon. O. L. Lockett.
1Opinion of the Court
BOOKHOUT, Associate Justice.
The defendant in error, Alvarado Compress & Warehouse Company sued plaintiff in error, J. B. Jamison, for an alleged balance of seven hundred and sixty-seven dollars and fifty cents due upon a mutual account, the first item of which is dated October 5, 1899, and runs down to the 1st day of March, 1904. The plaintiff in error, Jamison, pleaded the statute of limitations of two and four years, and also in reconvention and counterclaim for twelve hundred and ninety-seven dollars and seventeen cents, services rendered as manager for plaintiff and money paid out for…
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