Legal Opinion
Veltmann v. Slator
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided February 18, 1920No. 6116PublishedCited by 4 opinions
Appeal from District Court, Kinney County; Jos. Jones, Judge. Suit by J. M. Slator and others against Joseph Veltmann and another. From judgment for plaintiffs, defendants appeal. Judgment reversed in part, and reformed and affirmed in conformity to answers to certified questions from the Supreme Court (217 S. W. 378).
1Opinion of the CourtMoursund, J.
As clearly and briefly stated by counsel for appellants:
“This suit was brought by appellees, J. M. Slator and Charles Gaebler, as taxpayers in Kinney county, against Joseph Veltmann, county judge, and P. H. Fritter, A. L. Cashell, F. O. Long, and A. M. Slator, constituting the commissioners’ court, and J. F. Ray, sheriff, H. E. Veltmann, county attorney, and Romus Salmon and J. E. Fritter, deputy sheriffs under Sheriff Ray, for several writs of injunction, under five counts or causes of action, as follows, to wit:
“Count 1. To enjoin the commissioners’ court and Tax Collector Ray from…
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