Tobin v. Knaggs
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Chief Justice.
Appellant, Edgar Tobin, a citizen of Texas, brought this action against ap-pellee, A. U. Knaggs, individually and as county clerk of LaSalle county, to compel appellee, by mandamus, to permit appellant to make copies of the records in the office of the county clerk of said county. Appellant has correctly stated the case in his brief, as follows:
“Appellant’s petition alleged in substance: That he was the possessor of equipment for the making of photographic copies of records, documents, books, etc., and was desirous of making copies of the deed records and other records in…
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