Warwick v. First State Bank of Temple
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtFlx, C. J.
Appellant sought to recover damages against appellee, a hanking corporation. having its main office and principal place of business in Tempje, Bell county, Tex., alleged to have arisen on account of a criminal prosecution against appellant brought by ap-pellee in Bell county, through an affidavit made by E. E. Black, cashier of said bank, before a justice of the peace in said Bell county. It was alleged that, “as a direct result of the making of said wrongful and false complaint, a warrant was issued at the instance of defendant, and the same was sent, by the authorities in Bell county, Tex.,…
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