E. Rosenfield & Son v. J. E. Condict & Co.
Texas Supreme Court
. Appeal from Colorado. Tried below before the Hon. Livingston Lindsay.
1Opinion of the Court
Ireland, Associate Justice.
The questions involved in this case are not without importance, but we believe they present no great difficulty. The first question presenting *465itself has not been alluded to by counsel; that is, whether the order appealed from is such a judgment as will support the appeal. If we say it is not, we find a case in which a citizen has been called into the District Court of the State, and then denied a hearing, without any mode of having that denial or refusal reviewed by this court. The order may be said to be the final judgment of that court. In one sense it is final,…
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