WESTERN OIL SALES CORP. V. BLISS & WETHERBEE
299 S.W. 637 (Tex. 1927)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was an appeal of an action for damages for a breach of contract.
FACTS: The Western Corp. (D) agreed to connect pipelines to oil wells owned by McCamey,
Sheerin & Dumas, and to pay for the crude at a $.25 premium for six months. D assigned these
rights to American Oil Co. and disclaimed its liability for future payments. The owners
refused to deliver to American until D acknowledged its liability under the contract; D
refused. The owners assigned their claims to Bliss & Wetherbee (P). P sued D for damages for
breach of contract. P was awarded damages of $4,420.25. D appealed.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
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LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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