Daniel v. Henslee
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LOONEY, Justice.
This appeal is by R. C. Daniel, a citizen of Dallas county, from an order of the county court of Collin county overruling his plea of privilege, filed in a suit brought by Miles Henslee for the recovery of 750 bushels of corn. The plea of privilege was in statutory form, was by appellee contested under oath; the contesting affidavit, in so far as is material, reads: “Now comes Miles Henslee, plaintiff in the above styled and numbered cause, and controverts the plea of privilege of the said R. C. Daniel, defendant herein, and says that he has good reason to believe and does…
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