Cox v. Thompson
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Hamilton. Tried below before Hon. W. J. Oxford. Certified questions in this case were answered by the Supreme Court in its opinion reported in Cox v. Thompson, 96 Texas, 468.
1Opinion of the Court
FISHER, Chief Justice.
—This is an action by appellee Thompson against Cox and the sureties on his liquor dealer’s bond, for the sum of $3000, arising from three violations for selling intoxicating liquor to his minor son, and three violations for permitting the minor to enter and remain in the saloon.
The appellant answered, by general and special demurrers, general denial, and special answer denying that Cox or his employes ever permitted the minor to enter and remain in the saloon, or ever sold any intoxicating liquors to said minor; that the plaintiff, the father of the minor, had long…
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