Branch v. City of Sour Lake
District Court, E.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
ESTES, District Judge (after stating the facts as above).
I am of the opinion that the original judgment rendered herein is correct, and that tho motion for a rehearing should be overruled. Out of deference to the zeal and ability with which counsel have urged the motion, I shall briefly outline my reasons for overruling it:
On the Question of Jurisdiction.
The suit is brought by a citizen of Kansas against the city of Sour Lake, alleged to be a municipal corporation created under the laws of this state, and against various individuals as defendants. These individuals are designated as the mayor…
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