George W. Baker Sons v. Lovorn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Conclusions.
CONNER, C. J.
We do not see our way clear to disturb either the court’s findings or his judgment. In cases where the contract is executory, i. e., not fully executed, parties may, it is conceded, change or alter their contracts at will, and there is evidence in this case at least tending to show that the contract under consideration was not in fact fully completed at the time appellants executed the guaranty declared upon. It is true that the contract by its terms provided that delivery was to be made on the cars at Lockhart, but the accompanying provision that the draft should be…
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