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25 Tex. 154

Morrison v. Keese

Texas Supreme Court

Decided October 15, 1860

Texas Supreme Court · decided 1860-10-15

Error from Gonzales. The case was tried before Hon. Fielding Jones, one of the district judges. Keese & Son sued Morrison for $1,030 20. The petition declared for interest. The note was exhibited, and made no mention of interest, but was for $1,030 20. The defendant filed a demurrer, which was overruled, and the court rendered judgment for principal and interest.

Decided 1860-10-15

Roberts, J.

¶1—The petition, in the introductory part of it, alleges an indebtedness of $1,030 20, evidenced by a note, which is set out in substance, and which shows that the indebtedness, including the interest on the note, was a greater amount. The judgment was rendered for $1,064 54, principal and interest on the note. This was correct, as the note which was set out corrected the introductory allegation.

¶2Judgment affirmed with damages.

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