Quinn v. Halbrook
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Cureton
This case is before us on certified question. It was referred to the Commission of Appeals, and an opinion prepared for our consideration, but upon mature examination it is clear to us that the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction of the case. It is therefore unnecessary to further consider the opinion of the Commission of Appeals, since we must dismiss the certificate.
The facts are stated in the certificate by Chief Justice Hall of the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District as follows:
“J. K. Quinn, defendant in error, in the above styled and numbered cause, has applied to this court…
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