Anderson v. Walker
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the .Fourth District, in an appeal from Menard County. Walker sued Anderson in trespass to try title, and recovered judgment, from which Anderson appealed and on affirmance obtained writ of error.
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Associate Justice.
The judgment of the District Court in this case was reversed by the Court of Civil Appeals, and judgment was rendered by that court in favor of appellant. Appellee’s first motion for rehearing had been overruled when, by a second motion, he for the first time made the point that the record showed that the statement of facts had not been filed within the ten days after adjournment allowed by order of the District Court for that purpose. The opinion of the Court of Civil Appeals shows that under leave given, counsel for appellant then filed in that court “evidence…
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