Flatt v. Republic Ins. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtJones, C. J.
By a suit instituted in a district court of-Dallas county, a judgment is sought by appellee, Republic Insurance Company, against appellants, R. M. Flatt and A. B. Miller. Appellee’s petition alleged the residence of appellants to be in Van Zandt county, Texas, and each of them seasonably filed his plea of privilege, seeking to remove the suit to the district court of Van Zandt county, and, from an adverse judgment on the pleas of privilege, both of the appellants have perfected an appeal to this court. The following is a sufficient statement for an understanding of the questions involved:
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