Williams v. Richards

Nichols, Judge.

If the plaintiff’s plea of estoppel by judgment was properly sustained, then no harmful error appears in the record as to the defendant, for, as stated by the plaintiff in error in his brief, “This bill of exceptions presents the following controlling question to be decided: Did the lower court err in sustaining the plaintiff’s plea of estoppel by judgment and therefore [err in] dismissing the defendant’s plea of payment and plea of nudum pactum?”

The writ of error, the exhibits attached thereto, and the record in the present case make it affirmatively appear that, approximately…