Morris County Nat. Bank v. Parrish
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Morris County ; J. A. Ward, Judge. Suit by the Morris County National Bank against W. M. Parrish and others. From judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals. Appellee Parrish was county treasurer of Morris county.
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Appeal from District Court, Morris County ; J. A. Ward, Judge. Suit by the Morris County National Bank against W. M. Parrish and others. From judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals. Appellee Parrish was county treasurer of Morris county. The other appellees were sureties on a bond made by him as such treasurer in November, 1914. Appellant claimed to be the duly qualified depository, under the act of 1905 (Vernon’s Statutes, arts. 2440 to 2453), of moneys belonging to said county. The suit was by appellant on said bond for $6,245.61, which it claimed to be damages it was entitled to…
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On Appellant’s Motion for Rehearing.
Prior to November 15, 1912, the date when rule 62a for the government of the Courts of . Civil Appeals (149 S. W. x) was promulgated by the Supreme Court, it was the practice of the appellate courts, when it appeared that a trial court had committed error in the trial of a cause, to reverse the judgment, unless iit also appeared from the record that injury to the appellant had not resulted from the error. In other words, error appearing, the appellate court would assume it resulted in injury to the appellant, unless the contrary appeared in the record. The…
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