Thomason v. Haskell Nat. Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHard, C. J.
The bank sued G. W. .Thomason and Mrs. G. W. Thomason to recover the amount of a note in the usual form, which was made payable to the appellee at its office in Haskell, Tex.
The- appellants filed separate pleas of privilege to be sued in Dallas county, which they alleged was the county in which they resided. The bank filed separate controverting affidavits, alleging the execution of the note by the appellants, that according to its terms it .was payable at the office of appellee in Haskell county, Tex., and did, therefore, under subdivision 5 of article 1995, R. S., confer jurisdiction .upon…
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