Ranger v. Harwood
Citations
- 39 Tex. 139
Syllabus
<p>1. When the testimony of the plaintifE or defendant, when considered separately, will warrant a verdict in favor of that party in whose favor that testimony was given, this court will rarely disturb a verdict upon the facts of the case.</p> <p>2. An agent cannot withdraw goods from a prescribed route of transportation, and retain charges thereon additional to the charges which would properly have been made upon the route prescribed by the contract by which he received the goods for shipment.</p>
Judges: Ogden
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