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Chastain v. Cooper & Reed

Citations

  • 257 S.W.2d 422
  • 152 Tex. 322
  • 2 Oil & Gas Rep. 583
  • 1953 Tex. LEXIS 482

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  • holding that absent an express agreement, novation is a question of fact
  • holding that absent an express agreement, novation is a question of fact
  • holding evidence of conduct and acts of parties established intent that contract with new party constituted novation and release of former debtor as matter of law
  • holding evidence of conduct and acts of parties established intent that contract with new party constituted novation and release of former debtor as matter of law
  • holding evidence of conduct and acts of parties established intent that contract with new party constituted novation and release of former debtor as matter of law
  • indicating that where a novation occurs, the doctrine discharges the obligations of the parties under the original agreement so that only their obligations under their new agreement are enforceable

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Judges: Calvert, Smith

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