Wolf v. Sahm
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Menard County ; Clarence Martin, Judge. Action by Charles Wolf against L. J. Sahm and others. From a judgment of dismissal with costs against plaintiff, he appeals. On January 2, 1906, a judgment, reciting service by publication, was rendered in the district court of Travis county in favor of appellant, Chas.
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Appeal from District Court, Menard County ; Clarence Martin, Judge. Action by Charles Wolf against L. J. Sahm and others. From a judgment of dismissal with costs against plaintiff, he appeals. On January 2, 1906, a judgment, reciting service by publication, was rendered in the district court of Travis county in favor of appellant, Chas. Wolf, against L. J. Sahm, the unknown heirs of L. J. Sahm and their unknown heirs and legal representatives for survey No. 164 in district No. 3, in Menard county, Tex. On December 19,1907, appellees Albert Sahm, Louis Sahm, Malinda Sahm, now Krull, and her…
1Opinion of the CourtNeill, J.
(after stating the facts as above). As the judgment of the Court of Civil Appeals of the third district affirming the action of the district court of Travis county in transferring the case to the district court of Menard county for trial and adjudging all costs against appellant, Charles Wolf, and the action of the Supreme Court in denying his application for a writ of error from said judgment, must be taken by us as a final and conclusive adjudication of the legality and validity of such action of said district court of Travis county in so transferring the case and adjudging such costs, we…
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