Lissner v. Stewart
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Cass County; P. A. Turner, Judge. Action by Seymour Rissner against W. E. Stewart and others. Action dismissed as to defendant Stewart, and judgment entered against the other defendants, and plaintiff appeals from the order dismissing the suit as to Stewart.
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Appeal from District Court, Cass County; P. A. Turner, Judge. Action by Seymour Rissner against W. E. Stewart and others. Action dismissed as to defendant Stewart, and judgment entered against the other defendants, and plaintiff appeals from the order dismissing the suit as to Stewart. R. C. and E. A. Willis executed to W. E, Stewart three promissory notes for $600 each, due one, two, and three years after date, and later executed a chattel mortgage upon certain gin property to secure the payment of the notes. W. E. Stewart transferred and indorsed the notes and the lien without recourse to…
1Opinion of the CourtLevy, J.
(after stating the facts as above). It appears from the record that the court sustained the appellee Stewart’s exception to the petition that there was a misjoinder of parties as to him, and entered a final judgment dismissing the cause of action as to him.
[1] The first assignment of error predicates error upon the ruling that there was a misjoinder of parties as to appellee Stewart. Whether the precise reasons for dismissing the cause of action as to appellee Stewart was correctly given or not is immaterial, because, according to the record, the act of entering judgment of dismissal was…
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