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2 Tex. 259

Hendrick v. Cannon

Texas Supreme Court

Decided December 15, 1847

Texas Supreme Court · decided 1847-12-15

<p>A writ of injunction to stay an execution on a judgment must be made returnable to the district court of the county where the judgment was rendered.</p>

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Decided 1847-12-15

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Cited by 7 later decisions — most recently April 1930

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Mr. Chief Justice Hemphill

¶1delivered the opinion of the •court.

¶2The appellee had obtained in the district court of Bowie county two separate judgments against the appellant, on which ■executions were issued. All proceedings on said executions were afterwards restrained by writs of injunction which were made returnable to the district court of the county of Cass. The petitions for injunctions were in both canses dismissed, ■on the ground that they were not made returnable to the district court of the county where the judgments were rendered.

¶3This action of the court was in conformity with the 152d ■section of the “act to regulate proceedings of the district courts,” pp. 405-6. There being no error in the judgments, it is ordered that both be affirmed.

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