Perry v. Lovett
24 Tex. 359
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Perry v. Lovett, 24 Tex. 359 (Tex. 1859).
Opinion
The petition for certiorari was not sufficient, because it assumes to state, that the evidence adduced to prove the residence of appellant, was satisfactory, without stating in substance, what was proved on the trial. Eor does it show that the debt was not contracted to be paid in the county, where suit was brought. Judgment is affirmed.
Judgment affirmed.
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