Bell v. Maximos
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Collin. Tried below before Hon. H. O. Head.
1Opinion of the Court
MARR, Judge,
Section A.—The nature of this suit, in so far as any question is involved upon this appeal, may be stated as follows:
The appellee, John C. Máximos, brought the action to recover damages of the appellants for “ a breach of the contract in the wrongful conversion of 154 bales of cotton” which had been bought by them, under the contract between the parties, for the appellee, in the town of Farmersville, Texas. The last purchase was made by them, on account of the appellee, upon November 17, 1887, and they sold the cotton and converted the proceeds, without the consent of the…
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