Texas Employers' Ins. Ass'n v. Wilson
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PLY, 0- J.
The transcript of the. record in this case fails to indicate, as required by law, when and by whom it was applied for, and when and to whom; it was delivered. The transcript is not bound together by tape or ribbon, the two ends of which are fastened together by the seal of the court. These rules are important in order to give verity to the transcript, showing that it was asked for and obtained by the proper party and guarding the transcript from the insertion of pages not certified to by the clerk. No such transcript is in proper 'condition to be considered by this court. Article…
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