Youngblood v. Independent Order of Puritans
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Opinion
Appellant sued appellee upon a policy of insurance seeking a recovery of $500. The petition upon its face discloses that a recovery for more than $70 could not he had. A special exception was addressed to the petition, asking that the cause he dismissed for want of jurisdiction. The exception was sustained, and the cause dismissed. In this there was no error. Continental Casualty Co. v. Morris, 46 Tex. Civ. App. 394, 102 S. W. 773; Malin et al. v. McCutcheon, 33 Tex. Civ. App. 387, 76 S. W. 587; Telegraph Co. v. Arnold, 97 Tex. 365, 77 S. W. 249, 79 S. W. 8.
Affirmed.
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