Texas Supreme Court
Emzy T. Barker, Iii and Ava Barker D/b/a Brushy Creek Brahman Center and Brushy Creek Custom Sires v. Walter W…
December 1, 200650 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 175
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court decided two issues: (1) the statute of limitations for a breach of a bailment agreement begins to run when the breach occurs, and (2) a reduction of actual damages on appeal requires a new trial on attorney's fees because the error is not harmless. The court affirmed the reduced damages award and reversed the appellate court's affirmation of the attorney's fees, remanding for a new fees trial.