Makeig v. State
Texas Court of Appeals, 7th District (Amarillo)
1Opinion of the Court
REYNOLDS, Chief Justice.
This appeal was perfected to question the efficacy of a final judgment rendered on an appearance bond given in a felony offense. Approximately three months after rendition of judgment nisi on a $50,000 bond executed by Nazario Dominguez Lopez, as principal, and Undine Makeig, d/b/a E-Z Bail Bond, as surety, the trial court rendered final judgment. Makeig’s subsequent motion for remittitur after forfeiture was granted only to the extent that the court ordered a partial remittitur of $25,-000, less costs of suit.
With four points of error, Makeig contends the trial court…
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