36 Tex. 119
Decided July 1, 1872
Texas Supreme Court · decided 1872-07-01
Error from Comíales. Tried below before the Hon. Henry Haney. The head-note indicates the facts. The transcript contained an order of sale issued in the case on the judgment of the court below, and returned satisfied in full by the sheriff, with the plaintiff’s receipt for his principal and interest. By agreement of counsel in this court, it was admitted that the order of sale was issued at the instance of plaintiff’s attorneys.
Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently January 1915
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Decided 1872-07-01
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¶1It appears from the record that the appellant recovered a judgment in the District Court against the appellee, from which he has attempted to appeal to this court; hut, disregarding his own attempt at appeal, he ran his execution'in the District Court, and satisfied the judgment and costs. This left him nothing to appeal from-, and the appeal is therefore dismissed.
¶2Dismissed.