Lazenby v. Waco Electrical Supply Co.

This is a county court case, which resulted in a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, and the defendant has appealed.

Appellee objects to the consideration of appellant’s brief because: (1) The propositions urged are mere abstract, and do not undertake to apply the law in the concrete.(2) They do not refer to the assignments of error, or otherwise indicate under which assignments- the propositions are being urged.(3) Appellant’s brief does not contain sufficient statement from and reference to the record to render the same clear. (4) If any exceptions were taken to the court’s charge, they…