Younger Brothers, Inc. v. Myers
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Norvell
A take nothing judgment in favor of defendants Younger Brothers, Inc. and William Jacob Mullís was reversed by the Court of Civil Appeals because of improper argument by defendants’ counsel. Myers v. Younger Brothers, Inc., 316 S.W. 2d 929, l.c. 939-42. Being of the tentative opinion that a reversible error could not be predicated upon such argument in the absence of a timely objection thereto, we granted writ of error. Further consideration of the case has convinced us of the correctness of our tentative opinion. We have also reviewed the points asserted by Mary E. Myers et al in their brief…
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