Bledsoe v. Gonzales County
Citations
- 31 Tex. 636
Syllabus
<p>Where the defendant objected to a witness, to prove damages in not finishing work according to contract, on the ground that an architect was to determine the measure of damages, and the architect had not been called, but the contract only stipulated that the payments should be made on the certificate of the architect that he approved the work, the objection to the evidence was not well taken.</p>
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- holding statute permitted charging each fraudulent claim over $100 as a separate felony
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Judges: Morrill
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