Lyon-Gray Lumber Co. v. Dunbar

By its suit against appel-lee, cómmenced in a justice court, appellant sought a recovery of $92.80 it claimed appellee owed it. By his cross-action in that suit ap-pellee sought a recovery of $150 against appellant. The trial in that court resulted in a judgment in appellee’s favor for $10 and costs. Appellant prosecuted an appeal to the county court, and there, on October 14, 1912, recovered judgment against appellee for $55 and the costs of both courts. Afterwards, on motion of ap-pellee, the judgment rendered by the county court was so reformed as to adjudge the costs of that court against…