Harding v. City of Raymondville
Texas Commission of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SHARP, Judge.
The city of Raymondville, a municipal corporation, instituted suit in the district court against W. A. Harding et al., who were lien-holders and necessary parties thereto, seeking to recover judgment for the amount of taxes due and foreclose its tax lien. The cause was tried- before the court without a jury, and judgment was rendered that the city of Raymondville take nothing by reason of its suit. Notice of appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals at San Antonio was given, but no transcript was filed. The city abandoned the appeal, and sued out a writ of error and filed a transcript…
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