Ingle v. Bell

19 S.W. 553, 84 Tex. 463

Opinions

In December, 1887, a final judgment was rendered in favor of appellee against appellants. At a subsequent term one of appellants made a motion to set that judgment aside, which on hearing was overruled, and within two years after the final judgment was rendered this writ of error was sued out.

This is a motion to dismiss the writ of error, made on the ground that it is not prosecuted from a final judgment. The writ of error brings before this court the judgment rendered in December, 1887, which is in all respects a final judgment, which the motion filed at a subsequent term in no manner affected.

The motion to dismiss writ of error will be overruled.