Morrison v. Walker
Texas Supreme Court
Error, from Guadalupe. Tried before tbe Hon. Alexander W. Terrell. Tbe opinion states fully the facts.
1Opinion of the CourtBell, J.
In this case, Walker, tbe defendant in error, sued Morrison and one Wyatt, on a joint and several promissory note, for tbe sum of one hundred and sixty dollars. Service was made of tbe original petition on both the defendants in tbe court below. After service, tbe plaintiff below obtained leave *19to amend his petition. He accordingly filed an amendment, in which he dismissed his suit as against Wyatt, and set up a further demand against Morrison, founded upon two other promissory notes. One of these notes, declared on in the amended petition, was for the sum of three hundred dollars, with a…
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