Dunlap v. Broyles
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Deaf Smith County Court; W. H. Russell, Judge. Action by W. G. Broyles against Eli Dunlap. There was a judgment for plaintiff in the justice court, and on appeal to the county court judgment was again rendered for plaintiff, from which defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraham, C. J.
[1] This cause originated in the justice court of precinct No. 1, Deaf Smith county, by Broyles suing Dunlap on a moneyed demand, the amended memoranda or statement of the cause of action filed in the justice court on August 22, 1910, showing that the claim was for certain interest on outstanding indebtedness which had been paid by Broyles and which Dunlap had agreed to pay, together with accrued interest on the sums so paid, aggregating $150. The record does not show when the judgment was rendered in the justice court, and the only way shown by the record how the case found its way into the…
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