Walker v. Walker
22 Tex. 331
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Walker v. Walker, 22 Tex. 331 (Tex. 1858).
Opinion
The charge of the court, presented correctly to the jury the question at issue,—in which county, was the “residence of the defendant, at the institution of the suit?”
The evidence is conflicting, and does not sufficiently preponderate against the verdict, to require us to set it aside. The judgment is affirmed.
Judgment affirmed.
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