Snowden v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
RAMSEY, Judge.
This was a suit under the usual form of scire facias, by the State of Texas, against the appellants as sureties on the bond of one Tom Snowden in the sum of $2,000, who was charged with a crime in the District Court of Henderson County. Ho issue was made on appeal as to the regularity of-the bond, the sufficiency of the judgment nisi or the legality of the service, and the only question presented is as to the liability of appellants by reason of certain facts (pleaded by them and which were in effect found to be true by the jury. The bond in question was alleged to be invalid…
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