· 7/1/1872
Bartee v. Houston & Texas Central Railway Co.
Citations
- 36 Tex. 648
Syllabus
<p>Against persons committing trespasses, our statute authorizes suit to he brought in the county wherein the trespass was committed. (Paschal’s Digest, Article 1433.) A railroad company is a person within the meaning of this act, and is liable to be sued in any county in which its agents may have committed a trespass.</p>
Judges: Walker
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