Legal Opinion
Burrus v. Griffin
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided April 6, 1932No. 3780PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtRandolph, J.
This is an appeal from the order of the Ninty-Ninth district court of Lubbock county sustaining the defendant’s plea of privilege to be sued in the district court of Tarrant county.
The case is appealed upon an agreed statement of facts, which is as follows:
“The appellant, J. R. Burrus, plaintiff below, sued the appellees, John R. Griffin, as principal, and Arnold Guertler, A. S. Mims, •and E. R. Hale, as sureties, upon a $69.000.00 injunction bond that had been given by the defendants for the purpose of enjoining the plaintiff from enforcing a personal judgment of $30,000.00 that J. R. Burrus…
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