French v. Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co.
221 S.W. 570, 110 Tex. 505, 1920 Tex. LEXIS 107
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The question certified is: "Did the trial court err in giving the peremptory instruction?"
We answer that the trial court erred in giving the peremptory instruction for the reasons stated in the clear and correct opinion for the majority of the Court of Civil Appeals by Associate Justice Higgins, reported in
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French v. Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co., 221 S.W. 570, 110 Tex. 505, 1920 Tex. LEXIS 107 (Tex. 1920).
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