Leer & Hucherson v. Sutherland
36 Tex. 151
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Leer & Hucherson v. Sutherland, 36 Tex. 151 (Tex. 1872).
Opinion
The instrument sued on in this case does not call for payment in coin. The judgment is by nil dicit. The court rendered a judgment for coin, which must be reversed.
This court will render the judgment for dollars and cents, to be computed by the clerk.
Reformed.
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