McGhee v. Maxey
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from McLennan- County Court; G. T. Shires, Judge. Suit by J. A. Maxey against George S. McGhee and others. To review judgment for plaintiff, defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtBrady, J.
This is a suit for commissions alleged to have accrued to defendant in error for effecting a sale of real estate. Plaintiffs in error, who reside in Dallas county, filed proper pleas of privilege, objecting to the venue being laid in McLennan county, and claiming the privilege to be sued in the county of their. residence. Defendant in error filed controverting pleas, and the hearing on this branch of the case was set by the regular judge of the court for June 9, 1920. On that date the case was called by a special judge, who had been elected by the bar to serve during the absence and inability…
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