Legal Opinion · Dissent
Waggoner v. Dodson
Texas Supreme Court
Decided October 23, 1902No. 1123Published
Certificate of dissent from the Court of Civil Appeals for the Second District, in case on writ of error from Wichita County. The majority and dissenting opinions in the Court of Civil Appeals were as follows:
1Dissent
DISSENTING OPINION.
"Conner, Chief Justice.
I have been unable to agree to the conclusion reached by the majority and will therefore, as briefly as I can, present my view. [After stating the facts.]
“The rule is of long standing that a party desiring to present for revision a ruling of the character involved in this case must do so by bill of exception «which in terms is so specific as to point out the precise error 'intended to be relied upon, and that it should state the facts so as to exclude any reasonable conclusions of fact other than those stated upon which the decision could be…
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