Ogburn-Dalchau Lumber Co. v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Harrison County. Tried below before Hon. W. C. Buford.
1Opinion of the Court
HODGES, Associate Justice.
This is an action to recover the contract price of certain lumber alleged to have been sold by the appellee to the appellants, and, in the alternative, damages for a breach of a contract to purchase lumber. The appellee was the owner of a lot of lumber situated at and near Harleton, in Harrison County. The appellants were a partnership doing business under the firm name of the Ogburn-Dalchau Lumber Company.
The petition contains two counts. In the first it was alleged that the appellee was the owner of a mill cut of lumber amounting to 1,136,730 feet, giving the…
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