Farquhar v. McFarland
Texas Supreme Court
Error from Washington.
1Opinion of the CourtLipscomb, J.
After the docket to which these cases belonged had been taken up, the plaintiff in error moved for leave to dismiss them, not having assigned error in the Court below. His motion was granted at a subsequent day of the Term. The appellees by counsel moved for judgment of affirmance on the production of a certificate from the Clerk of the Court below, showing a copy of the judgments, and that-the plaintiffs in error had filed a writ of error bond, superseding the judgments. We are of opinion that under the statute he is'not entitled to judgment on his certificates, because the records had been…
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