Edwards v. Thannisch
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
The appellee sued appellant Edwards in the district court of Wichita county to recover damages for the conversion of a business house and certain personal property. The only issues presented here relate to the damages incident to the conversion of the house. It appears that on November 6, 1919, one F. M. McClendon executed a bill of sale to appellee, reciting in part as follows:
"One two-story concrete house, located in Burkburnett, Tex., on the north side of Main street, together with all the furniture and fixtures that is in the second story of said house. I hereby certify that I am the…
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