Watson v. Miller

Texas Supreme Court

Watson v. Miller

3 Tex. L. R. 121

DecidedJuly 1, 1884

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Watson v. Miller, 3 Tex. L. R. 121 (Tex. 1884).

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Practice. — The motion to dismiss this appeal is based upon the ground that this court has no jurisdiction, by reason of the fact that no such final judgment has been rendered in the court below as from which an appeal will lie. Held: The judgment is not final, as a portion of the case still remains in the district court to adjust the equities between parties defendant. The motion is granted, Appeal dismissed.

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Practice. — The motion to dismiss this appeal is based upon the ground that this court has no jurisdiction, by reason of the fact that no such final judgment has been rendered in the court below as from which an appeal will lie. Held: The judgment is not final, as a portion of the case still remains in the district court to adjust the equities between parties defendant. The motion is granted, Appeal dismissed.

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3 Tex. L. R. 121, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/watson-v-miller-tex-1884.