Waggoner Bank & Trust Co. v. Warren
Texas Supreme Court
Questions certified from the Court of Civil Appeals for the Sixth District, in an appeal from Tarrant County. The questions were certified in accordance with the ruling of the Supreme Court in proceedings for mandamus. Warren v. Wilson, 108 Texas, 264.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Greenwood
The certificate of the Honorable Court of Civil Appeals is as follows:
“This was a suit by appellee against appellant to recover $700 which she deposited with appellant in its “savings' department.” It appeared from the pleadings and the testimony that appellee and Francis Warren were married August 3, 1910, hi Ohio, and lived together as husband and wife until November 17, 1910, when, for a reason not disclosed by the testimony in the record, but because, as alleged in the pleadings, appellee had been informed that at the time he married her Warren had living a wife from whom he had not been…
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