Fischer v. Huffman
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Justice.
Appellees, Vera Huffman and Howard Huffman, recovered judgment against appellant, Leigh Fischer, in the County Court of Hutchinson County for possession of certain premises and for damages in the amount of $300. At a subsequent term of the County Court, appellant made a motion for judgment nunc pro tunc, thereby requesting the trial court to set aside that portion of the original judgment granting ap-pellees $300 damages. Appellant’s contention is that the judgment of the court for $300 damages was not supported by pleadings in the cause or by the verdict of the jury. From the…
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