Pugh v. Pugh
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtKey, C. J.
In this case we sustain appel-lee’s motion to strike out the statement of facts. The motion referred to complains because only one statement of facts was filed in the court below, while the statute requires that two should be filed there, one of which is required to be sent up with the transcript, and the other to remain in that court; also because it contains extraneous matters, shown by the statement of facts itself not to have been admitted in evidence, and covering a considerable number of pages thereof.
The statute now in force requires the appellant to file statement of facts in the…
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