Freeman v. Jordan
33 Tex. 428
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Bluebook
Freeman v. Jordan, 33 Tex. 428 (Tex. 1870).
Opinion
This was a suit to recover two hundred dollars. The cause of action was not alleged to be liquidated and proved by any instrument in writing. Judgment was rendered by default without a jury.
This proceeding is erroneous, as appears by Article 496, Old-ham & White’s Digest. Wherefore the judgment is reversed.
Reversed and remanded.
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