C. F. Lytle Co. v. Preston
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, Justice.
This is an appeal based on a judgment overruling the plea of privilege involving venue.
Barton A. Preston and A. W. Preston, to whom we shall refer as plaintiffs, sued C. F. Lytle Company, a corporation, which we shall call defendant, for damages growing out of an automobile collision in Gray-son County.
By proper plea, defendant claimed its privilege to have the venue of the case placed in Limestone County, the place of its domicile. The plea contains all necessary requisites provided under Rule 86, Rules of Civil Procedure.
Plaintiffs timely filed a controverting affidavit, in…
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