Lee v. Thomas
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
Proceeding on bill of review for relief from default judgment. Appellant Lee appeals from judgment of the trial court granting a bill of review in Cause 73-5320-L; setting such default judgment aside; granting appellee Thomas a new trial; and rendering judgment in such case that appellant Lee take nothing against appellee Thomas.
On June 13,1973 Thomas shot Lee with a pistol. Shortly thereafter Thomas was arrested and lodged in the Dallas County jail. On July 20,1973 Lee sued Thomas in Cause 73-5320-L for damages for assault. On July 23, 1973 Thomas was served…
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