Tucker v. Higdon

NEALON, Chief Justice.

Articles 1873 to 1876, Revised Civil Statutes, providing for opinions by Courts of Civil Appeals, do not require written opinions in cases in which the judgment is one of affirmance and the Supreme Court has no- jurisdiction of an application for writ of error. The San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals has adopted the practice of deciding appeals from county courts without written opinions, except in cases where the statutes require such opinions, or where the questions raised are of special importance or difficulty. The practice seems wise, for the reasons stated in…