Dewees v. Colorado County
32 Tex. 570
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Dewees v. Colorado County, 32 Tex. 570 (Tex. 1870).
Opinion
The courts of this State are presumed to [573]*573know who the executive may be at any time when the fact may be called in question.
The official bond of a county treasurer is good without seals, or scrawls for seals.
The judgment in this case is affirmed, with damages.
Affirmed with damages.
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