Marshall v. Watson
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of McLennan. Tried helow before lion. W. H. Jenkins.
1Opinion of the Court
FISHER,
Associate Justice.—This suit was by appellee, Watson, against Charles Dunning and Marshall, as the makers of a certain promissory note. Dunning was principal and Marshall was surety. The defense pleaded was that the note, since its execution, had been altered in a material respect. There was some evidence both ways bearing upon this question.
The judgment below was rendered in favor of appellee against appellant Marshall, and in favor of defendant Dunning. Marshall alone appeals.
During the progress of the trial, and a temporary adjournment of the court, two of the jurors who had been…
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