Calame v. Prudential Insurance Company of America

OPINION

WILSON, Justice.

Appellants sued three defendants, all of whom filed motions for summary judgment. The motion of the first defendant was sustained and an interlocutory take-nothing judgment was rendered as to that defendant June 1, 1967. On June 9, 1967, a telegram apparently sent by appellants’ attorney directed to the trial judge was delivered to the judge’s office. It referred to the cause number, and read: “Please note our objection to granting of motion for summary judgment in favor of” the first defendant. “We will appeal this order if necessary at rendition of final judgment…