Litton v. Waters
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORVELL, Justice.
A rather unusual case is presented by the record before us. Amos L. Litton has appealed from an order dismissing his suit wherein he asserted that a judgment rendered in his favor in 1928 should now be set aside and a new judgment entered upon the same cause of action which formed the basis of the judgment attacked.
^ . On July 9, 1928, Litton brought an action against appellee, Frank ‘B. Waters, 'j^sed upon a promissory note. The tran's.cript contains a . citation ' issued on July TO, 1928, which does not show the docket number of the 'suit, except by an endorsement on the…
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