Traders' Security Co. v. Gaylor

The appellant, Traders’ Security Company, instituted this suit in justice court, precinct No. 1, Hemphill county, Tex., against the ap-pellee, A. C. Gaylor, to recover on trade acceptances aggregating the sum of $178.80.

On April 24, 1929, there was a trial of the case in justice court, which resulted in a judgment that appellant take nothing by his suit and that appellee go hence without day with his costs. The appellant excepted to this judgment obtained in the justice court and gave notice of appeal to the county court, and the justice of the peace prepared a purported transcript which was…