Smith v. Texas Discount Company
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HUGHES, Justice.
Kenneth R. Smith has appealed, by writ of error, from a default judgment, rendered December 29, 1965, in favor of Texas Discount Company for $274.00, plus $26.40 attorney’s fees, interest and costs.
Appellee’s suit was on a promissory note executed by appellant. No answer to this suit was filed by or on behalf of appellant and he did not participate in the trial.
Appellant’s first six points are jointly briefed. These points question the validity of the service had upon him, and his inability to procure bills of exceptions from the Trial Judge. Appellant’s last two points are…
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