Perkins v. Ingalsbe
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Griffin
We are met at the threshold of this cause by respondent’s motion to affirm the judgment of the Court of Civil Appeals without consideration of the points of error raised by petitioner Perkins, on the ground that the three points of error contained in the application all have to do with the respondent’s power to revoke the election ordered, and were not assigned as error in the Court of Civil Appeals.
Petitioner, as appellant in the Court of Civil Appeals, assigned only one point of error, as follows:
“The Court erred in finding that Plaintiff alleged no acts or conduct on the part of Respondent…
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