Sibley v. Sheerin
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtJones, C. J.
This is an appeal by S. W. Sibley, appellant, from a judgment of tbe district court of Dallas county sustaining the plea of privilege presented by John J. Sheer-in, appellee, and transferring this cause to the district court of Eastland county.
The plea of privilege was in due form and timely filed. A controverting plea was filed by appellant, in which the venue was sought to be maintained in Dallas county on the following grounds: (1) That appellant resided in Dallas county, and appellee was a transient person; (2) that appellant’s claim against appellee rested upon fraud committed against…
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