Cameron v. State

Texas Supreme Court

Cameron v. State

28 S.W. 272, 87 Tex. 246, 1894 Tex. LEXIS 376

Texas Supreme Court·Decided October 8, 1894·No. Nos. 406, 407, and 408, Respectively.·Published

Opinion

GAINES, Chief Justice.

This is an application for three writs of error to three distinct judgments in three cases, which are not only several and separate, but which are wholly disconnected, though each of them involves the same question. In such form the application can not be considered. The several applicants will be allowed ten days in which to present separate applications.

Delivered October 8, 1894.

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GAINES, Chief Justice.

This is an application for three writs of error to three distinct judgments in three cases, which are not only several and separate, but which are wholly disconnected, though each of them involves the same question. In such form the application can not be considered. The several applicants will be allowed ten days in which to present separate applications.

Delivered October 8, 1894.

Cameron v. State, 28 S.W. 272, 87 Tex. 246, 1894 Tex. LEXIS 376 (Tex. 1894).

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