Ker Cannot Win Damages Over Longer Hay Haul
The Texas Supreme Court refused to rehear David Ker of Ward County in his suit against the state over Interstate Highway 20. Ker argued SH 20 construction forced him to travel six miles to reach his warehouse, up from a 300 foot shortcut, raising cotton transport costs from 10 to 50 cents per bale.
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Texas Supreme Court
Appeals
David Ker
Ward County
High Court
Ker
U. S. 80
High Court Reverses Civil Appeals in Sullivan Homestead Case
The Texas Supreme Court overturns the Civil Appeals ruling and upholds Judge J. H. Starley’s decision in a suit by Mr. and Mrs. O H Sullivan over 240 acres claimed as a homestead. The ruling remands for decision on mineral rights and deed corrections, with A R Archer Jr representing the Sullivans.
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Texas Supreme Court
143Rd District Court
J. H. Starley
District Court
O.H. Sullivan
Starley
Sullivans
Court of Civil Appeals
Monahans
Supreme Court
Civil Appeals Court
A. R. Archer, Jr
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