Weppler v. McMillan

Texas Supreme Court

Weppler v. McMillan

1 Dallam 502

CourtTexas Supreme Court

DecidedJune 15, 1843

DocketNo. VI

StatusPublished

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Weppler v. McMillan, 1 Dallam 502 (Tex. 1843).

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Opinion

OCHILTREE, Justice.

We find on an examination of the transcript in this case that there was a finding by the jury impaneled to try this cause, but no judgment was entered thereon. This court has more than once decided that it can not take jurisdiction of a case in which there has not been a definitive judgment rendered in the court below. The appeal must therefore be dismissed at appellant’s cost.

Dismissed.

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OCHILTREE, Justice.

We find on an examination of the transcript in this case that there was a finding by the jury impaneled to try this cause, but no judgment was entered thereon. This court has more than once decided that it can not take jurisdiction of a case in which there has not been a definitive judgment rendered in the court below. The appeal must therefore be dismissed at appellant’s cost.

Dismissed.

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1 Dallam 502, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/weppler-v-mcmillan-tex-1843.