Saylor v. Marx
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Gould, Associate Justice.
By motion filed in due time appellee sought to have this case dismissed for alleged irregularities and insufficiencies in the transcript, the certificate thereto and the brief of appellant, and for alleged insufficiency in the amount of the appeal bond. The various grounds of dismissal set up in that motion were held insufficient in an oral opinion delivered by the chief justice; but because the court discovered, in examining the motion, that John E. Brackenridge and John M. Swisher were sureties on the bond for costs given by plaintiff in the court below; that the…
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