Reinhardt v. Tommy Burns Painting & Decorating Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
Tommy Burns Painting and Decorating Company, Inc., sued Roland Reinhardt and recovered judgment on a note for $6,168.17, plus interest and attorney’s fees. Reinhardt’s defense was that plaintiff had released the debt. Plaintiff then countered this defense by a plea, sustained by the trial court, that there was a total failure of consideration for the release.
Reinhardt was building houses during 1961 and ran into s.erious financial difficulties. He had previously given plaintiff the note, secured by a second lien on some *73houses and lots. Flynn Investment Company held the first…
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