Hayes v. Bass

Court of Appeals of Texas

Hayes v. Bass

1 White & W. 14

Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided April 13, 1877·No. No. 18, Op. Book No. 1, p. 174·Published

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White, J.

§ 15. Statement of facts, absence of. Where there is no statement of facts, every presumption will be entertained in favor of the correctness of the verdict and judgment. [2 Tex. 258; 2 Tex. 420; 3 Tex. 357; 10 Tex. 508; 6 Tex. 489; 21 Tex. 394; 21 Tex. 469; 22 Tex. 5.]

[15] April 13, 1877.

§ 16. Injunction. An injunction for the purpose of staying an execution sued out more than a year after judgment obtained, is unauthorized and void, unless it presents a case coming within some of the exceptions pointed out in the statute. [Pas. Dig. art. 3931; Rev.. Stats, art. 2875.]

Affirmed.

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Opinion by

White, J.

§ 15. Statement of facts, absence of. Where there is no statement of facts, every presumption will be entertained in favor of the correctness of the verdict and judgment. [2 Tex. 258; 2 Tex. 420; 3 Tex. 357; 10 Tex. 508; 6 Tex. 489; 21 Tex. 394; 21 Tex. 469; 22 Tex. 5.]

[15] April 13, 1877.

§ 16. Injunction. An injunction for the purpose of staying an execution sued out more than a year after judgment obtained, is unauthorized and void, unless it presents a case coming within some of the exceptions pointed out in the statute. [Pas. Dig. art. 3931; Rev.. Stats, art. 2875.]

Affirmed.

Hayes v. Bass, 1 White & W. 14 (Tex. Ct. App. 1877).

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