Wiley v. Traiwick
Texas Supreme Court
Error from Cass. The transcript of the proceedings in the suit in Louisiana, which was made a part of the defendants’ plea in reconvention, disclosed the following facts: Petition filed July 17th, 1852, by the plaintiffs against the defendants, founded on two promissory notes, one for $3,448 15, due June 21st, 1852, and the other for $4,661 76, dated February 19th, 1852, and due at 12 months; allegation that the plaintiffs resided in New Y ork and the defendants in Texas;…
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Error from Cass. The transcript of the proceedings in the suit in Louisiana, which was made a part of the defendants’ plea in reconvention, disclosed the following facts: Petition filed July 17th, 1852, by the plaintiffs against the defendants, founded on two promissory notes, one for $3,448 15, due June 21st, 1852, and the other for $4,661 76, dated February 19th, 1852, and due at 12 months; allegation that the plaintiffs resided in New Y ork and the defendants in Texas; affidavit of the indebtedness, that the defendants reside out of the State of Louisiana, and that they are about to remove…
1Opinion of the Court
Hemphill, Ch. J.
The plaintiffs in error brought suit in April, 1853, against defendants, on a note for four thousand six hundred and sixty-one 76-100 dollars, and interest; and the defendants pleaded in reconvention, that on the 17th July, 1852, the plaintiffs had brought suit against the defendants, for the recovery of this identical note in the District Court for the parish of Caddo, in the State of Louisiana, together with the further sum of three thousand and forty-eight 15-100 dollars ; that a writ of attachment was issued in said suit, by virtue of which the Sheriff of Caddo parish…
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