Luter v. Ihnken
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Bexar County; Arthur W. Seeligson, Judge. Action by O. O. Luter against Louisa C. Ihnken and another. From a judgment sustaining a plea of privilege, interposed by defendant John Ihnken, and ordering a change of venue of the whole case, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
8224 Application for writ of error dismissed by Supreme Court. Appellant sued Louisa C. Ihnken, in Bexar county, to enforce specific performance of a contract to sell certain land in that county. She filed her plea of privilege to be sued in Medina county, and, at the same time, filed a general demurrer and general denial. The court first sustained the plea of privilege, and changed the venue to Medina county, but upon a showing on the part of appellant the order was set aside, and the plea of privilege overruled. No exception was taken by Louisa C. Ihnken to the order of the court on the…
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