Brumme v. State

Citations

• 39 Tex. 538

Syllabus

<p>1. In an action brought for breach of a peace bond, the statutory rule provides that “no error of form shall vitiate such bond, and no error in the proceedings prior to the execution of the bond shall be available as a defense.” (Pas. Dig., Art. 8551.)</p> <p>2. It is error to render judgment final without the intervention of a jury, in-an action upon a peace bond to recover the penalty.</p> <p>3. The breach is a fact to be ascertained by the verdict of the jury.</p>