Montgomery v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HEAD, Associate Justice.
— Appellee sued appellant upon an account for services rendered as an attorney. Appellant pleaded payment, and the statute of limitations. Appellee replied, absence of appellant from the State. The evidence showed presence of appellant in the State at the time of the accrual of the cause of action, and for several months thereafter, and that he then removed to the State of Colorado, where he established and has ever since maintained his citi zenship and permanent place of residence, but that since such removal he has made frequent visits to this State upon business;…
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