Terry v. Williamson

'The assignments of error set out in the brief of plaintiffs in error contain no reference “to that portion of the motion for new trial in which the erroi? is complained of,” as required by rule 25 for Courts of Civil Appeals (142 S. W. xii), and under the authorities we would be warranted in refusing to consider the assignments presented. , ,

The statement of the nature and result of the suit set out at the beginning of the brief of plaintiffs in error is followed by nine propositions of law, but none of these propositions is accompanied by reference to the .particular assignments of error to…