Legal Opinion
Bull v. Novice State Bank
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided March 14, 1923No. 6555PublishedCited by 9 opinions
Appeal from Coleman County Court; L. G. Mathews, Judge. Suit by R. C. Bull against the Novice State Bank. From a judgment for a sum less than prayed for, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion.
BLAIR, J.
Appellant’s brief states the nature and result of this case, which we find to be substantially correct, as follows:
“This suit was brought in county court of Coleman county, Tex., May 26, 1921, by appellant. R. C. Bull, against appellee, Novice State Bank, of Novice, Tex., a state banking corporation, for the sum of $230, alleged to have been deposited by him in said bank, and never checked out, but which he had demanded and appellee refused to pay. Appellee answered by general and special exception, general denial, and special answer, claiming that appellant had checked out…
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